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I’m using bio grow and alg-a mic, alga mic contains magnesium and calcium according to bio bizz

Some kind of other pest? My environment can’t be the culprit here; temp: 78f, rh: 65-68%

I’m starting to think it’s russet mites that cause the leaves to curl like this

I’ll checkout the diary, I’ve read that bio bizz is deficient in magnesium especially in light mix. I’m using alg-a mic to supplement mg and ca as I’ve heard it can be used alternatively to the calmag fertilizer. Other than that I also got some Guanokalong complete organics 2-3-5 that I’ll top...

Indeed all plants are intelligent, I just have never seen the inner leaf’s curl like that so I assumed that it was something else

This explains it then and yeah maybe I am stressing this too much but these two are auto flowers, and I’ve had nothing but trouble with them in the past. They don’t tend to take stress that well and get stunted in the process just don’t want another midget plant that’s all :D Photos are more...

We had a heat wave last week, it spiked to 86f in the grow room and stayed that way for roughly 2 days

It’s happening to my other plant as well, ph fluctuation?

Oh I already know it’s going to be a long way until harvest but I’m not worried about that, I’m genuinely curious to what this is, there’s always room for improvement in my book

I can’t for the life of me figure out what this is, It’s certainly doesn’t point at heat stress.. last picture is supposed to show general plant health. The white stuff on the leaf tips is just diatomaceous earth as I use it as a preventative and I’ve dealt with a gnat problem before Bio...

Alrighty, sounds good to me! Appreciate the feedback guys, will update in the future to show how they’re looking :D

I might have added too much of the organic dry amendment (2-3-5) to the soil and the leaves are looking really dark green, possibly onset of N tox? I see no clawing yet but debating on if I should flush the medium next watering. What do you guys think? I’m also on a time clock so to say cause...

Appreciate the feedback, is it common for chlorosis to appear in the seedling stage? (see pic 2)

4 days old from seed, I accidentally overwatered them today and noticed that the leaves are looking a little light green. May I have caused a nute lockout? Hopefully they’ll bounce back Light: Mars Hydro Ts1000 12 inches 30 ish % Soil; bio bizz all mix Ph: 6.3 Rh: 70-77%

Well that’s relieving, then it’s surely the peroxide I’ve been overusing!