Light/dark colors. Please help
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BobThe420Builder
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Medium
pH
Nutes and strength
Etc etc etc
pH
Nutes and strength
Etc etc etc
BWestN2shoes
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Sorry I normally attach all that...
Medium fox farm soil outdoor maybe time to transfer into bigger pot
No PH pen but I did check it with a strip before and it was hard to tell if it was alittle high.
People have said that about my bigger plant that's on preflower that its like PH is off.
Dontjudgeme
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Without ph’ing your water, the possibilities are endless as to what type of issues could exist. Your soil is good as long as the ph is in the proper range for the roots to uptake what’s in it. Could be a lockout, N deficiency, etc etc etc. Getting your ph in order will be the first line of defense, otherwise you will find yourself chasing your tail.
JoeBlow5823
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Are there drain holes in the bottom of that pot? Are we overwatering?
BWestN2shoes
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It's the pot in the picture
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BWestN2shoes
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Might be overwatering
jondamon
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Usually when I see light striping on upper leaves I initially think Fe deficiency.
although it does appear to be Fe related it could be caused by a few different scenarios.
look up Fe (iron) deficiency and see if any of the causes match your scenarios.
coreywebster
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Yeah an iron issue.
Wet feet maybe if that pots only drainage is as pictured or a ph problem
Wet feet maybe if that pots only drainage is as pictured or a ph problem
CannaCountry
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Most Fe issues are pH related...and if your plant is being allowed to sit in a saucer of its run off, you're most likely going to cause your pH to go wrong, among other things.