Need Help on what this def is...

Good luck -- going simpler is definitely a good way to help isolate problems. If I were in your position I don't think I could be comfortable with hoping/assuming -- I'd get a soil ph meter and water ph meter -- had both in my last grow and they are definitely handy, although I generally never use them unless I'm having a plant that is looking like it has issues like you are seeing. At that point it's very handy to know if your soil is running at the proper ph and that the nutes you're putting in are at proper ph. You can then eliminate that out of the equation.

If you do end up finding it's a ph issue, an alternative to adding more lime is to make organic teas that are aerobically steeped (with an airstone). These will always end up at 6.5 if you let them aerate long enough and will help keep your soil ph nice and happy.

You're locked out bro...Wetdog and Sense have given you some good advice hear-- listen to them.

However, looks to be plant specific...and in my understanding a fem'ed freebie? Not surprised. In other words, I'd listen to Wetdog and play around with her for a while just to learn a thing or two. Then I'd toss her and move on.

Want to heal her and make her strong? Water with plain water for the next watering. After that, make a proper AACT for the stage you're in and water it in accordingly. Rinse, wash repeat. Should fix your problem...but the experience you can gain is worth it

Too much nitrogen will make leaf tips looks so dark green they look blue...it is not a good thing...it just means they have too much nutes---mainly Nitrogen...some plants are really picky...

Im using ro water so i think it is cal or mag, at first i added more P but that didnt fix her up she just burned, So i started putting in 7ml of calmag per gal and the problems havent worsened.

Over fert maybe....a tiny tiny burn?

i don't see dolomitic limestone on your list!

monkeybones said:

i don't see dolomitic limestone on your list!

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look again

maybe an abundance of something else is nudging out your phos. purple/red stems?

Da Almighty Jew said:

dude i already pointed out that im using roots organic, with dolomite and azomite. btw im using epsom garden lime breaks down in days instead of monthes.

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The little pellets(Epsoma dolomite/garden lime) may break down rapidly but it still takes 3-4 weeks for the lime to effectively react with the medium....hydrated lime on the other hand reacts quite fast.......