can someone help me identify this problem

mid-western outdoor

mid-western outdoor

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i just noticed in the last day that a lot of the new growth out of the top of my plants are turning kind of yellowish and scrunching up a little a could new have tiny brown spots appearing any help to identify or help fix this problem would be much appreciated
 

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mid-western outdoor

mid-western outdoor

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Well my soil was still wet and I wanted to do something quick because it practically happened over night so I foliar fed them already at a little less than 2% dilution and have already seen the plants perk up and get darker green so hopefully it works for the best if it doesn't change things I'll add it to the feed in a day or so .... Thanks for the helps peeps much love
 
*BUDS

*BUDS

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When i see this at the the top of a plant i think light burn/bleaching. Raise the light before it gets serious.
 
mid-western outdoor

mid-western outdoor

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I don't think it's a light burn because the lights have been higher than I normally have them but I fed them less than 1 teaspoon per gallon today so I'll I'll post pictures in a couple days
 
DannyBlaze2

DannyBlaze2

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It basically looks like it's being underfed nutrients how many ppm's for how big of a plant it's totally like the opposite of overfeeding where you get burnt tips...
 
mid-western outdoor

mid-western outdoor

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I haven't been feeding too much at most 400 ppm every other watering but a few plants are getting small rust spots on the edges of the leafs like a mag deficency I'll post some pictures this would be day 3 after iv noticed
 
polishpollack

polishpollack

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the use of ppm is really more for hydro growers, not soil so much. ppm is important in hydro because you're using nothing but water, no soil, so the ferts are heavily diluted. In soil, there isn't so much dilution. many soils come with ferts added, so be sure you need to add ferts to soil before doing so. take pics in white light only so we can see colors better. with dying leaf tips, it looks like you have added too much fert as dying leaf tips is the most common sign of over fert. what soil are you using?
 
mid-western outdoor

mid-western outdoor

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Royal gold tupur .... It's shit but it's what I'm provided with so I have to make due .... What are suggestions for soil? When I did it for myself I used botanicare ready gro moisture mix and had no problem
 
mid-western outdoor

mid-western outdoor

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Ya fucking mites they were here when I moved in been trying to get rid of them but the owner won't let me do the necessary things but iv got a handle on them compared to what it was
 
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