Anyone able to diagnose this? (GOOD PICS)

[K4y59]

Im no botanist but I think your problem is due to lack of sunlight.
Sun=Photosynthesis=Pigment in leaves. You are losing alot of pigment I see. I u think this is bs please disregard. only tryna give my 2 cents.

 

[snyder007]

Early in the thread someone said to pick up both pH up and pH down. I would disagree with this statement. Depending on your tap water will determine what pH product is correct for you.

Example : My tap water comes out at 7.0 or 7.5 depending on the day. All I need is pH down. Should I decrease my solution to far all I have to do is add more tap water to bring it back up again. Simple as pie and saves you a couple bucks in the process.

Also take it easy with that pH adjusting solution. Usually all I use is a half a cap full and that is usually adequate enough to drop it from 7.5 to 6.0-6.5.

 

[NuggLover]

Early in the thread someone said to pick up both pH up and pH down. I would disagree with this statement. Depending on your tap water will determine what pH product is correct for you.

Example : My tap water comes out at 7.0 or 7.5 depending on the day. All I need is pH down. Should I decrease my solution to far all I have to do is add more tap water to bring it back up again. Simple as pie and saves you a couple bucks in the process.

So if ur Nutrient Solution needs raising u water it down!?
Im pretty sure he mentioned it earlier cause its alot quicker/easier just to add a few more drops to correct PH...
...is for me!

 

[snyder007]

I balance my pH before I add my nutrients. My nutrients do not change my pH values. Maybe yours do, I don't know.

 

[Fennimore]

Your best bet is to just chop it down and start over. Haha... Just kidding.

 

[stickyburke]

one of my plants did that....i decided it was manganese def..or nitrogen....luckily my fert to add was the only one that included both...so i dodged a bullet added more manganese...plants recovered and look at em now!