What is going on?? Help!!

I just reread it too and noticed that they're using Ph Perfect in soil. That says all i need to hear. I tried that in FFOF too...Once...it causes all kinds of craziness. I am using it in Pro-Mix now and its the shanizzle for the moment anyhow. Ive always heard to treat it like youre running hydro. I got a deal and tried it. Better doing organics in soil until you get used to measuring and phing your salt nutes IME. I have struggled with salts in soil for these autos. Its so easy to miss your mark and fry or stunt them. Im a stoner. I forget shit lol....oh and i tend to ramble too :)
 
Fishmon said:
I had spider mites in flower on a photo grow. Not many products for flower stage. I hunted morning and evening for over a month, used several approved sprays dr zymes is all I recall at the moment. Removed leaves with bugs. I washed the buds after harvest. Hang dried 2 days, put in dry/cure machine, opened after a few days, and must have been over a hundred of them on the inside of the door. After vacuuming the carcasses out no more found. Assuming they vacate during the dry for lack of juice. Nasty critters. In hindsight I'd grade my efforts as a learning experience. Otherwise a waste of time imo. A lot more options in veg but in flower, never again.
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Spider mites are a different level of pest. They are harvest destroyers. Ive had them twice. Both times from being outside mowing and gardening, and then coming straight in to the plants. Now, if im outside doing anything much, i shower and change clothes before getting near the plants. I will say that Capt Jacks Deadbug spray really helped me. I caught the 1 infestation just a week or so into flower and Sprayed the plants down repeatedly over a week and they were gone. The other time was late flower and i ended up tossing much of the plant and washing the rest for hash oil.
 
From what I can tell, your leaves look dark green and the plants look overfed and you could possibly have a nutrient lockout which appears like it's a nutrient deficiency, but really it's not. It's just the fact that the nutrient it's self is locked out which makes it appear like it's a nutrient deficiency. But I could be wrong, maybe you have bugs or maybe the plant just isn't getting enough of 1 specific nutrient. I do see some kind of snail trail on one of your leaves so you may have bugs

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Fish scale said:
From what I can tell, your leaves look dark green and the plants look overfed and you could possibly have a nutrient lockout which appears like it's a nutrient deficiency, but really it's not. It's just the fact that the nutrient it's self is locked out which makes it appear like it's a nutrient deficiency. But I could be wrong, maybe you have bugs or maybe the plant just isn't getting enough of 1 specific nutrient. I do see some kind of snail trail on one of your leaves so you may have bugs

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Ph perfect in soil will cause all kinds of lockout issues. What you said is right. Its no deficiency. Its lockout from Ph being off I'd bet. I would switch nutrients or medium. Its not going to get better otherwise. You cant even adjust ph with Ph Perfect. It just keeps dropping back to 5.9 ish. Unsuitable in soil.
 
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