Identify this Deficiency Please!!!

So I bought this clone from a legal dispensary of mine and only recently has it begun to show signs of deficiency but I'm having problems figuring out which deficiency it may be!

I haven't used any nutes on this one so I know its not nute burn and from my research, it looks like a combination of 2 or 3 deficiencies....

...should I use Epsom salt?
THANKS FOR THE HELP!!

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What's your PPM and PH first of all...2nd what stage is it in and what have you been now and what had you been feeding it.....soil or hydro? It looks like overfert but it could be a micro problem if it's an older plant or clone. Remember a clone is the same age as the mother and when a mother get's around 8 months or so it tends not to be as vigorous and will show early signs on lockout. But got thru your basic thought process and check it, flush it, check it again, wait, and then feed it. All in about 36-48hrs.......Pick up a box of epsom salts and use 1tsp per gallon everytime you water. Doses will usually rectify whether it's a lockout "def" or a micro problem......

Weedoozie said:

So I bought this clone from a legal dispensary of mine and only recently has it begun to show signs of deficiency but I'm having problems figuring out which deficiency it may be!

I haven't used any nutes on this one so I know its not nute burn and from my research, it looks like a combination of 2 or 3 deficiencies....

...should I use Epsom salt?
THANKS FOR THE HELP!!

here are the pictures:

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Is there any powdery mildew on the leaves with the probelm. I had a similar looking problem i figured that it was caused by too much moister. Almost like rust?

Let me digress and ask if it's got roots....LOL.....What do you mean you haven't been feeding it. A plant wont stay green if your not feeding it and giving it light. Gotta have that NPK. What kinda soil are you using? Most store bought soils have food in them.....If your using hydro you gotta be using nutes. It wouldn't live or stay green very long after rooting if you don't feed it, no matter what it's in......

Its in soil, a mixture of Happy Frog, 20 year old compost, Black Gold, and Perlite

Yes, it has established a root system with clonex and its been in veg for 3 weeks now.

The water given to it is consistently at pH 6.8, without chlorine, and without added nutes.

When I say I haven't fed the plant, I mean with nutes in the water/with foliar feeding. There are nutrients already in the soil. Also, I have 1 Daylight 2,700k 40w CFL's that generates 150w and 2,700 Lumens as well as 3 cool white 5000k 40w CFL's that generate 150w each and 2,700 Lumens each and 1 23w 2,700k CFL's that generates 100w and 1,650 Lumens. Total Lumens so far: 12,450. I realize this isn't enough but I have more CFL's on the way. There is also Mylar covering mostly all of the inside of the grow box where the clone is located for reflectivity.

The top and bottom leaves are lush green and haven't shown this deficiency, just those few middle leaves.

No there is not any powdery mildew on my leaves, just dried water marks that come off with water.

Thanks for the advice! I have some epsom salt magnesium sulfate USP already that I've been thinking about using...

Just feed em, they want food not epsom salt, I see an N def and a P def for sure. They want to be fed some good veg food

and they want you to tell em your sorry too

Try the 1tsp epsom salts for every water and see how it responds..............

riddleme said:

Just feed em, they want food not epsom salt, I see an N def and a P def for sure. They want to be fed some good veg food

and they want you to tell em your sorry too

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lol thanks man, I'll do that
I got some Earth Juice Grow as well as FF Grow Big that I can use

SativaSam13365 said:

Try the 1tsp epsom salts for every water and see how it responds..............

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I'll probably end up trying some epsom salt as well but first, I'm going to foliar feed them one or the other of my organic Grow nutes (Earth Juice Or FF Grow Big)