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Problem:     Maybe a zinc deficiency
Medium/grow method: Soil: 50%
OF, 25% CoCo  25% EW Castings
Feed: and supplements used: Fox Farms Trio
water source: House well water PH to 6.1-6.5
Strain/age: Mephisto HHBS Day 38
light used: 6 Autocobs by the Cob Shop
Climate: Indoors 75-81 degrees 40-55% RH
Additional info: Is day 38, on day 34 I had nute burn and did a full flush. Day 37 I noticed the deficiency and gave first bloom nutes from Fox Farms Trio at 50% of recommended per gallon of ph water. All 4 shared the gallon. Effecting 2 of 4 plants.
		
		
	
	
		
	
		
	
		
	
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			Medium/grow method: Soil: 50%
Feed: and supplements used: Fox Farms Trio
water source: House well water PH to 6.1-6.5
Strain/age: Mephisto HHBS Day 38
light used: 6 Autocobs by the Cob Shop
Climate: Indoors 75-81 degrees 40-55% RH
Additional info: Is day 38, on day 34 I had nute burn and did a full flush. Day 37 I noticed the deficiency and gave first bloom nutes from Fox Farms Trio at 50% of recommended per gallon of ph water. All 4 shared the gallon. Effecting 2 of 4 plants.
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 good call Gaz', I think this is likely Zn defc. too,.. it's an immobile nute element, meaning the plant can't translocate it from other tissues to support newer growth,... it might have locked out during that nute burn incident, or less likely, the soil has gone high pH... Zn and Fe can lock out fast over 7.0, but with your water that soft, seems unlikely,.. what Ca-Mg, and dosage?  That too, overdone can cause issues,... My bet is it's a simple lack-of, and she can't get caught up from the feeds,..  treating immobile nute defc.'s can be a bitch, stubborn to correct... I recommend Earth Juice Microblast for both foliar and soil treatment... being in bloom hampers this some, we don't want to promote any mold, so foliar needs to be done right!  You'll need a wetting agent too, like Coco-Wet or something,... this will help it coat an stick better; spray tops and bottoms of leaves,... out of direct light until dry,.. dry for sure by lights out,...   it'll take a while to work,...only thing faster is using Optic Foliar's Transport with the micronute supplement-- this is the very best, I have done this a lot myself!  Transport carries the nutes right into the leaf by making the surface temporarily permeable to them,...