Problem at early veg

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Hey guys!
Please help to identify what kind of deficiency is that?
Symptoms appeared a couple of days ago. Leafs’ edge became light coloured, then turned yellow. Both plants affected

Here's info on these 2 plants:
- Strain: auto skywalker haze by Dutch passion. 1 week old
- Biobizz light mix
- Watering: giving her water only. (6ph bottled water), 30ml once every 2 days
- Climate: avg temp 24C, rev hum 65%
- Light - 260 led light (24/0), distance to tops - 40 inches
 

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Hey guys!
Please help to identify what kind of deficiency is that?
Symptoms appeared a couple of days ago. Leafs’ edge became light coloured, then turned yellow. Both plants affected

Here's info on these 2 plants:
- Strain: auto skywalker haze by Dutch passion. 1 week old
- Biobizz light mix
- Watering: giving her water only. (6ph bottled water), 30ml once every 2 days
- Climate: avg temp 24C, rev hum 65%
- Light - 260 led light (24/0), distance to tops - 40 inches
Hello your ph of 6 seam's a bit low in soil that would be my starting point are you mesureing your ph or does it say it on bottle and you going by that.
 
Hello your ph of 6 seam's a bit low in soil that would be my starting point are you mesureing your ph or does it say it on bottle and you going by that.
It stands on bottle. Unfortunately I don't have a pH meter, that's why bottled water is used.
I think I'll get a meter today to get more precise ph level.
According to graphs I should aim at 6.4 - 6.5 level for soil, am I right?
 
It stands on bottle. Unfortunately I don't have a pH meter, that's why bottled water is used.
I think I'll get a meter today to get more precise ph level.
According to graphs I should aim at 6.4 - 6.5 level for soil, am I right?
Not all bottled water is the same...read the label, purified, filtered, distilled, RO......best to know what type your using
 
It stands on bottle. Unfortunately I don't have a pH meter, that's why bottled water is used.
I think I'll get a meter today to get more precise ph level.
According to graphs I should aim at 6.4 - 6.5 level for soil, am I right?
You are right with ph here is a chart that shows you at what ph nutes get taken up by the plant
Nutrients-and-pH.jpeg
 
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