I have no idea...

[tripaholic88]

@Waira @A-Train or anyone else I have a Dutch Passion blueberry OG on day 15 about maybe seventeen and she's exhibiting some signs that I've never seen really before it's only on the lower part of the plant but also I noticed one of the nodes the fan leaves that grow only has four leaves not the five like the other side but the node above that which is the newest growth is growing fine without any deformities that I can see. She is in promix and getting fed the Remo lineup minus the magnifical at 6ml/gal (using botanicare calmag plus)6.2 every feed.
I first thought nute splash but the ppm isn't that high yet

 

[tripaholic88]

@namvet25 do you have any idea what this looks like??

 

[Waira]

hey Trip', sorry for the lag,...

...Botanicare is nice stuff, lots of other goodies in their formulation, and lower N content! So, no other leaves show this, right? I'm thinking they got some physical trauma, perhaps light/nute splash burn, or simply a bit of rot from being so low and high RH exposed,... How close are the lights?

 

[tripaholic88]

hey Trip', sorry for the lag,...

...Botanicare is nice stuff, lots of other goodies in their formulation, and lower N content! So, no other leaves show this, right? I'm thinking they got some physical trauma, perhaps light/nute splash burn, or simply a bit of rot from being so low and high RH exposed,... How close are the lights?

@Waira yes it's starting to spread up now I've included pics...
My Mars reflector series is 20 inches above her

 

[Waira]

..Trip, have you checked the actual in-pot pH yet? This looks more and more like P defc., but since you're feeding, this doesn't make sense unless it's too acidic in there, locking P out,... the fact that it's spread up to 3-finger leaves from the first true set bothers me,.. I don't know Remo NKP#'s and sched. at all,... I'll go look, but meantime, in-pot pH must be determined,... you need a proper soil probe for this, like the Accurate 8,.. the run-off method and calculation is a PITA and only give a pretty crude estimate at best,...

 

[tripaholic88]

..Trip, have you checked the actual in-pot pH yet? This looks more and more like P defc., but since you're feeding, this doesn't make sense unless it's too acidic in there, locking P out,... the fact that it's spread up to 3-finger leaves from the first true set bothers me,.. I don't know Remo NKP#'s and sched. at all,... I'll go look, but meantime, in-pot pH must be determined,... you need a proper soil probe for this, like the Accurate 8,.. the run-off method and calculation is a PITA and only give a pretty crude estimate at best,...

Ok @Waira yes i do have an A8 soild probe...I just checked it and it's at5.5 in one spot but all the rest is reading 6.4...

She and another plant are both the same age in promise and getting fed the exact same feed and the other plant Is fine.
I took a pic of the Remo line up I'm using
Micro on left, grow on right

Nature's candy on left, velo kelp on right

she is getting 6ml/G of each at the moment brotha

 

[Waira]

great! where was the 5.5 reading, toward the center, mid pot? the root zone heart my be different than outer zones because of all the root ion uptake activity,.. but at 5.4, it certainly low enough to lock out P uptake,... does Remo suggest pH adjusting their nutes? Also, using the A8 takes some technique and prep': nice evenly moist soil, not freshly watered, or especially fert'ed, or on the dry side; scrub the probe every time you use it, and wipe clean with a damp paper towel,... I try to take reading at about mid pot or a bit lower, and a couple inches from the edge, away from the taproot center zone,... let it sit for 2-3 min. to stabilize,... see if you took the reading under these conditions to get best accuracy and let me know,...then we'll see about trying to get the pH up gently,...

 

[tripaholic88]

great! where was the 5.5 reading, toward the center, mid pot? the root zone heart my be different than outer zones because of all the root ion uptake activity,.. but at 5.4, it certainly low enough to lock out P uptake,... does Remo suggest pH adjusting their nutes? Also, using the A8 takes some technique and prep': nice evenly moist soil, not freshly watered, or especially fert'ed, or on the dry side; scrub the probe every time you use it, and wipe clean with a damp paper towel,... I try to take reading at about mid pot or a bit lower, and a couple inches from the edge, away from the taproot center zone,... let it sit for 2-3 min. to stabilize,... see if you took the reading under these conditions to get best accuracy and let me know,...then we'll see about trying to get the pH up gently,...
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I believe it was aroud the area you go for when you use the A8 but to be host I dabbed some toothless alien and I can't remember shit right now @Waira but I do kow that gave her a feed of the above nutes with some mammoth P and Recharge and rhizotonic also and the pH came to 6.5 so I downed it to 6.2 as per A-trains preferred feeding range for promix.
And about Remo adjusting I did see @RemoNutrients say something about maybe needing some pH up because their nutes can be a little acidic although lately my pH unadjusted ha's been 6.2 which is perfect for promix.
Also the substrate needed watering when I took the reading and as I said earlier fed her. I will remember check the substrate pH tomorrow when the moisture evens out. I did give the 3gal smartpot 3 L of feed to give the pot a good thourough soak

 

[tripaholic88]

OK @Waira so here's the readings from today

 

[tripaholic88]

The conditions is still getting worse @Waira, the pH is still low. would you recommend flush at this point?