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Reeves

Reeves

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Was wondering if anyone on this site has any clue to what this deficiency is and how to treat it
 

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The leaves look very tough (leathery). Are you over nuting? Whats your water/nute schedule? More info is always helpfull
 
So all the plants are straight into the ground there are a few other plants around that are totally fine. deficiency free

All plants came from clones
PH is always 6.5 going in checked with a ph pen.

For nutes I used that orchard veg food that's sitting at 30: 10: 10 fed once a week with just ph balanced water in between feeds.

Now that I'm going into flower I'm using biobiz flower organic nutes

It's so confusing because it's the only plants that's showing this strange deficiency.

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Same strains on the other plants? Nature is like this at time same clones, soil, doesnt always mean exact same results in every pot.
 
Yeah exactly the same strains all from the same mother. It's so bizarre, it's almost like that one little patch has a funky ph problem lol

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It has two plants about 800mm either side that are pumping

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I have 8 plants all cloned from the same mother and 2 of them are wonky from the others. I gave up two weeks ago trying to correct anything. Everything always checked out. They are just lime green don't grow as long of of buds as the other. But they look way juicier than the other 6. I start flushing next week. If I can make the other 6 so what those 2 do I'll be stoked. Stick it out maybe you get something exciting. After this grow I'm going to ditch the soil in those pots and mix them all again and see what happens.
 
based on what's been said, i think its feeding. Like, in that particular container, there is a slightly higher concentration of N and Mg than in the others.. To me they look very well fed, like a hair away from "the perfect greenhouse burn" stage of feeding. I think they'll grow out of it in a week or so.. If u got space, fuck it and run them anyway. if youre limited on space and they dont get normal in a week or so, then kill them. no sense in wasteing time on plants that dont want to get with the program.
 
So I've manage to solve the mystery it's russet mites
 

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