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Hasn't the weather been shitty in WA? Real wet and not to warm. Don't see any pics.

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Looks like nitrogen deficiency/ moisture stress/ magnesium lockout. What's the pH of the water you've been giving them? Sometimes the rain water pH will drift on you changing the soil pH. Your main problem(s) appear in mid growth areas which means its a less mobile nutrient like calcium or magnesium. But My guess is lockout all around. Try drenching with plain water ph adjusted to 6.2-6.5. Wait a few days then feed with basic 10-10-10 formula to get an idea of what nutes have been locked out. Good luck- I have never done out door grows so this i just detective work from what I see.

Coho said:

Hasn't the weather been shitty in WA? Real wet and not to warm. Don't see any pics.

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Hello washington...330 days of shitty weather, wet and cold...

Yep it rains ALOT here ...so fighting Bud rot is a bitch, but other than that normally my outdoor grows have been alright... @espoker...I use water out the hose for my outdoor I think it is 7ph...but this has never presented a problem check out my last years grow...I think you might be right about the deficiancy issue...Im just baffled

I see lockout from PH or lockout from cold weather.
The purple stems could be a sign of magnesium deficiency, but the purple leaves are from cold weather or a lack of phosphorus.
You said your plant wont grow, well that means the roots are'nt growing, and that is also a trait of phosphorus deficiency.
The light green color is from a lack of nitrogen.
If you said the soil is rich, your plant should be dark green and if the plant was over fertilized, there would be crispy leaves. So with that in mind, I would say its a ph lockout from the cold?
But since you said last years plant did well, maybe it rains so much that it depleted your soil of fertilizer?

Either way, if its not the cold, the problem lies in the soil, so check the PH and see what it says. Sometimes you can fuck your outdoor soil up by adding lots of nitrogen products over the years. Its always good to mix in some activated carbon after the grow season so it can absorb leftover amonia and biproducts of the plant in outside soil.
So go check the ph of the soil, and get back to us brohym

@green chili tested around 5.9- 6.3... Leaveslook better I think the food help Ed I fed Iguana, micro Calmag..and algen extract...hope, to see progress!

so we flushed a lil ...then hit em with Algen Extract house and garden line...then next day fed them 5ml per gall of Iguana Grow,4ml per gal of micro,and calmag...seems to be helping Any other suggestions?Much appreciated

is this a backyard grow?? if so.....if I were you I would be out there every morning when the sunrises foliar feeding with a fertilizer with high N content....they look like they could use it......A few of my plants looked like that(light green/yellowish) a week ago. I've been foliar feeding with Miracle Gro 30-10-10 everyday and now they are nice and green.

@Fresno thanks for the info. been giving them the House and Garden Alg. Ext. they seem to love it the green is coming back thanks all for help