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your munchy leaves could be thrip damage. Do you see any fliers around? they Could still be on the leaves, they are a tricky bunch and tiny . Visible to the naked eye, look for little yellow/green larvae. very small. fliers will be smaller than fungus gnats.

like the guy above said, Lucas is not particularly for soil. you do not have a nitrogen def. you do have some problems, if its not a light heat issue up top i lean toward Iron def. or lockout. possibly lockout from to much P. I do not know your Nutes or how much you are using.. I also agree...

did round of Athena IPM already, Citric Acid, and a few herb oils. it surely kills on contact, tested it before i sprayed. fanned leaves up sprayed bottoms, sprayed tops, sprayed all. had already mixed some into one res to kill anything in peat pods and Pargos. going to spray them again...

so citric acid is good for thrips as well huh. i know its one of the main ingredients in our IPM. I also have food grade CA granule around too, we had some mold pop up where we keep defoliate until its dry enough to burn. Burned it all and hit that area with the citric acid for prevention.

we do no have spinosad, i have neem and Athena IPM available. planning to use the athena, lights kick out in about an hour and a half. doing some test mixes soon to see what it takes to kill the little shits

i thought i posted this in bugs first... but anyway. So, i work in OK. 6 months at this job, Start up grow. I basically run 2 container grows. A veg and flower container, this is in the flower container that i flipped to flower about 8 days ago. I was inspecting plants for Herms after i...

So, i work in OK. 6 months at this job, Start up grow. I basically run 2 container grows a veg and flower container, this is in the flower container that i flipped to flower about 8 days ago. I was inspecting plants for Herms after i saw our Ghost Train Haze has Hermed. Now i find these...

I would start over, clean, sterilize, and start with new fresh soil and plants.

True story, in my early days i had garbage lights, my 3 plants had stretched hard as seedlings. one was kinda falling over, so i doubled it back and knotted it on purpose. the plant grew fine like that, knot at the base of the stem. i kept that knot for years, it was my first harvested plant.

i would trash it and anything close to it.

If you were dropping in water at 6.5 and getting 5.0 run off that sounds like lots of nutes built up in the soil. i bet the ec of that run of is like 4-5 at least. do you check EC/ppm before or after?

do you ever get run off from watering? If you do, have you checked your run off vs initial EC and ph?

ive had plants do similar after overfeeding for a time. built up to much nutes in soil. 6.4 1.0 ec water goes in, ph dropped way down, ppm/ec way up (5.1, 5.7.) after watering and run off tests. some dont pay attention to run off, but i do after that.