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Got it, thanks :bigjoint:

I was also thinking root rot as a possibility, they're in a 5 gal pot tho so kinda hard to dig in and see the bottom of the pot though. When I kill them Ill take a look tho

Word. Got it, noted. I'll probably do some extra testing to figure out what the root cause was so i dont fuck up the next grow.

that's what i was thinking. Theyve taken a beating

sorry, are you saying that my tap water could possibly already contain too much of one of these nutrients? I mightve misunderstood

I don't add nutrients to my water, i use super soil so the soil has all of the nutrients. I even purposefully made the mix a bit weaker to make sure over nuting doesnt occur / the mix ends up hot

My tap pH is high, around 8 or a little above I would say. I also haven’t thought of testing my ppm since I’m running super soil, is ppm something that I should watch with organic growing as well?

I actually haven’t tested the runoff yet, that’s a good call

Would you say it’s worth giving it a go to remove the tap water for the next feeding and just giving it straight RO water and seeing how the leaves grow before chopping them?

One of the biggest deformities of the leaves I noticed even from the new growth was most of the new growth clawing up while growing, and other fan leaves just straight up looking weak

What up y’all, I’ve been running these Wedding Pie clones in my 2x4 using organic super soil in 5 gallon fabric pots. These plants are slowly dying and I’m not sure why. At first, I was recommended that i was giving them too much water, and they were showing overwatering symptoms. But I dialed...