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might be a sever calmag def... are you soil or hydro? if your in soil then I would say your ph might be a tad low but shouldn't lock it out that badly.

take a pics with the hps lights off.. looks like their fried tho

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you could order it off the internet.. If your worried about ordering it (with the law) I wouldn't... Even if they opened it they probably wouldn't have a clue what and the hell it is.. http://www.amazon.com/General-Organics-CaMg-Quart/dp/B0049XH1ZG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1320119122&sr=8-1...

if you can get that calmag ASAP, I would do it... If it was me I would have the shit overnited, no matter the cost because everyday that goes by their gonna get worse.. People will probably recommend epsom salt but I have found at this stage it doesn't help much

his plants are alright but the lack of magnesium is causing the nugs to grow slower.. I have tried many different calmags and have found that the general organics works the best.. I'm thinkin it's how its chelated that makes it work so well.

Do NOT flush, it will just get worse... I would recommend general organics calmag IMO it works the best. Get it asap and start feeding 2 tsps per gallon along with food. Its not a nitro def, its not ph, plain and simple it a calmag issue. If you wanna fix it get calmag and start supplementing...

that is a magnesium def my brotha

I also thought it was my ph, my waters ph so even bought a ro machine. Tried adding dolomite lime too, there is nothing that you could think of that I didn't try. My appologies for comin off sounding like a dick

Listen I wasn't trying to come off as being ignorant, I'm only stating it because I almost drove myself crazy with my blueberry strain. Started using promix and the exact same thing happened to me.. Time after time after time and NO matter what I did, I couldn't fix it. Tried heavy feeding...

you are wrong!! infact your wrong to the 5th degree.. To OP, if you try and feed nitrogen it's not gonna do anything but get worse.

Its not a nitrogen def, its not your soils ph. I had this same exact problem with a stain I have and it took me 2 years to finally figure it out. I tried every possible thing you could to fix it, killed hundreds of plants in the process.. I promiss promiss promiss you that is you get the GO's...

that is a magnesium def, you have to get some calmag to fix it.. I don't recommend botanicares calmag cause it doesn't work worth a shit. The calmag that works the best is general organics calmag (must be how it chelated). The more you try to fix it the worse it's gonna get. Trust me brotha, you...

hydro yes, soil no

Ya that was totally me jumpin the gun... whoooops, sorry OP

sorry man, didn't read that right... usually there are dickheads just fuckin around being stupid and I though he was one of them.. my bad, sounded like jibber jabber

were those bottom leaves?

if those are clones and freshly rooted then what is happening in the pic you posted is completely normal, the plant is unable to absorb food when trying to root so it's eating the stored food from the leaves. Once it has established roots then it will start to grow normally

Don't really get what your talking about, can you post a pic of what your talking about?

and contrary to what you might hear, flushing with ph'd water will NOT change your soils ph either.