So. These plants are the same age and have had the exact same treatment their whole lives. The green healthy one is Cropking white widow. The other is mephisto Chemdoggin. The Chemdoggin looks like it has deficiencies and burn at the same time, but the WW that's had everything the same, looks fine. No burn and no deficiency. I don't get it. Surely that indicates no ph issues because that would affect both of them. AN takes the feed water to between 5.8-6.2 but the soil ph meter is at 6.6 in both
About 50 days from sprout
AN grow and now on bloom
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My grow link
https://www.autoflower.org/threads/mephisto-chemdoggin-and-cropking-ww.60929/page-5#post-1580699
About 50 days from sprout
AN grow and now on bloom
My grow link
https://www.autoflower.org/threads/mephisto-chemdoggin-and-cropking-ww.60929/page-5#post-1580699
hey bud! ... well, different strains, different tolerances, demands,.. plus each pot is it's own little ecosystem too, so an in-pot pH check is in order, just to be sure,... budding looks good, so some of what I see says the more uncommon symptoms of P defc. that overall yellowing,.. but lowers have an advanced look to the symptoms, muddying the diagnostics waters,.. N defc. is typical at this time, causing overall yellowing, green veins sometimes; P is mobile within the plant too, and usually will be drawn from lowers, but when advanced, it gets pulled from higher leaves.... are you using Ca-Mg at all? Mg defc, can also cause lowers to go yellow interveinally,...