Merlin.BAMF
Im Joe Grizzly Bitch!!!!!
Makes sense
Havent tested runoff for a while
Prob should i reckon
Water is at 6.4
Soil at 6.2 last time it was checked i believe it was........
And thank you for atleast input @Fantasy Island and @Bromeo
Both of u are appreciated
Ill check runoff when i feed again this eve later on and ill post it then...
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I watch my feed/water pretty carefully tho as far as ph.......try to keep it between 6.2 and 6.6 or so
Havent tested runoff for a while
Prob should i reckon
Water is at 6.4
Soil at 6.2 last time it was checked i believe it was........
And thank you for atleast input @Fantasy Island and @Bromeo
Both of u are appreciated
Ill check runoff when i feed again this eve later on and ill post it then...
...
I watch my feed/water pretty carefully tho as far as ph.......try to keep it between 6.2 and 6.6 or so

Merl'-- Can you get me a nice close-up shot of a leaf? These symptoms have overlap with Ca, P, and maybe B (very rare!),... the rusty red color is common with Ca defc., and it's hitting mid-upper levels (Ca is immobile within the plant),...but the large necrotic blotches, not so much,... P defc. can do that though,...So, a close up of affected leaves is warranted! My eye's see rather rich green color, maybe a sign of borderline N toxicity, but I can't see any clawing for sure,.. is there any? I ask because too much N can mess with Ca uptake, but I'm not so sure that's in play here,.... yeah, a current pH is needed too... earlier pH is about 6.0, given your in/out pH's-- a bit low, but nowhere near lockout,...**** ..... Fantasy', and y'all- Deficiency usually happens one of 3 ways: 1) a plain lack of, not enough of a given nute; 2) pH lockout, meaning the nute' has been rendered unabsorbable because of altered chemistry (plants can only absorb things in specific forms); and least common, 3) ...is toxicity lockout, when too much of another nute' element is around, and interferes with the uptake of others....***.... Pending the pics Merl', and from the looks of those big blotches, I'm leaning toward P defc., though, Ca is not out,... what bloom nute's are you using, dosage/frequency, NPK