Ozarkmonkeykungfu
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It appears to be on new growth. I think it’s the fertilizer. May be old. Had no issues until I switched to the fertilizer. Phing proper 6.3-6.5 in soil mix. House and garden nutrients...think they may be old. 
What’s the cause?
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Ozarkmonkeykungfu
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Tracked it down to iron or sulfur...which would mean I have a soil ph issue...possibly from old nutrients. New ones on the way. Problem didn’t effect everyone only a few.
Thanks to no one for helping out! Cheers!
Thanks to no one for helping out! Cheers!
Jman108227
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Nice job narrowing it down. I'm new to growing and I try not to ask too much and figure it out on my own. It's better that way in the long run for experience. It's a lot of process of elimination tactics I've come to realize over this 2 months of growing. Good luckkkkk
xtsho
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What was the methodology you used to come to that conclusion?
Joestout66
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Ozarkmonkeykungfu
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Recognized it as a micronutrient issue. Looked over some info and pictures of issues. It’s usually pretty rare so that led me to check my water and then my soil ph. I ended up just adding sulfur and iron and the plants gave litter started greening over night.
rob333
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that needs more light
Joestout66
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I’m running a 600 watt led in a 2x2x5 tent on 24 hour light cycle
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