Curledup discolored leafs

hello everyone
One of our ladies doesnt feel well, the top shoots are curlingup and changing colors from vains. We are not sure what is the problem it lookes like a combo between temp stress and zinc def but the other plants are doing well. we had some minor problem with mites but its undercontrol for now. We are using mix of coco peatmoss blacksoil batguano azomite wormcompost vermiculite and perlite. Greenhouse temp 27c. Humidity 55% ph 6.7 Fertiliser: hesi starterpack _ generalhydroponics lineup exept the base trio _ mykos _ a bunch of other beneficialbacteris and microbs.

Have you checked the pH of your soil? Are you using a Cal mag product? That azomite is pretty solid shit imo so if you added enough I wouldn't think it's a micro nutrient issue.

If you're experiencing pH lockout you might be feeding more thinking they're just hungry and that taco curl is usually what happens when there's a buildup of salt.

Hank Mardukas said:

If you're experiencing pH lockout you might be feeding more thinking they're just hungry and that taco curl is usually what happens when there's a buildup of salt.

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Tnx for your replay, do you think flushing it would solve the problem? If yes do you recomend using florakleen or plain water will do the job

Terpinhunterx said:

Tnx for your replay, do you think flushing it would solve the problem? If yes do you recomend using florakleen or plain water will do the job

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I would do a slurry test on your soil first to see what the pH is.

Hank Mardukas said:

I would do a slurry test on your soil first to see what the pH is.

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I tested the ph and its 6.3_6.4. we transplanted a bit late and the rootball was pretty compact is there any corolation?

Terpinhunterx said:

I tested the ph and its 6.3_6.4. we transplanted a bit late and the rootball was pretty compact is there any corolation?

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Could be. I should've mentioned from the beginning I'm not a soil grower. I use Coco. But if you just transplanted, I'd give it a few days. If the yellowing gets worse I'd add more guano. Worm castings I believe are slow release (someone correct me if I'm wrong) and they need nitrogen as the whole plant looks pretty pale

Today they seem a bit better i think but im not sure whats your opinion? Also we switched to flowering fert just now could this make it worse?

These are some of our other plants they look healthy to me, we just prune them and prep for flowering.

Terpinhunterx said:

These are some of our other plants they look healthy to me, we just prune them and prep for flowering.

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Everything looks great! They got their color back.

Hank Mardukas said:

Everything looks great! They got their color back.

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Thanks for your help , i"l keep you update

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