Plants are not looking well

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dghboy212

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Im growing Indoors, watering about once a week in Fox Farms Ocean Forest. This plant Sprouted on 4/23 so just over 5 weeks old, In veg stage.

I transplanted her on 5/3 into the 5 gallon pot. Plant thrived up until about 9 days ago I started to see some deficiency.

I did a tea and top dressed with Down to Earth 4-4-4 & Dolomite lime, 1 tbsp per gallon.
 

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Darkoh69

Darkoh69

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Top dressing runs the risk of burning the roots especially lime, which looks like what has happened
 
Darkoh69

Darkoh69

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Ok top dressing will only add another problem to diagnose either way. Rule of thumb when trying to figure out a problem less is more
 
xtsho

xtsho

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Why did you topdress with lime? There was no reason to do that.

Since the issue is only affecting part of the plant and the rest looks healthy I would lean towards early presence of some kind of pest. Broad or russet mites maybe. Take a look at the leaves closely on their undersides. I'm just guessing but since it's only on part of the plant it's doubtful it's a nutrient issue which would affect the entire plant.
 
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dghboy212

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xtsho said:
Why did you topdress with lime? There was no reason to do that.

Since the issue is only affecting part of the plant and the rest looks healthy I would lean towards early presence of some kind of pest. Broad or russet mites maybe. Take a look at the leaves closely on their undersides. I'm just guessing but since it's only on part of the plant it's doubtful it's a nutrient issue which would affect the entire plant.
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I did the dolomite lime for the calcium - magnesium. Should I just use Cal-Mag instead? Ill spray today with some Neem oil.
 
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