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Nitrogen toxicity?
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Welcome to AFN Maybe? That pinchy narrow leaf look can be a micros lock-out/deficiency or genetic. Since your other plants look good I would lean toward the genetic. The one in the little pot looks thirsty!
Welcome to AFN Maybe? That pinchy narrow leaf look can be a micros lock-out/deficiency or genetic. Since your other plants look good I would lean toward the genetic. The one in the little pot looks thirsty!
They look just fine to me dude. Just ph your run off and don't forget to rinse your container after each one. Also, if you're using a good soil, shelve the nutes.
get your ph right first, they should have all they need until later stages of flower.
My critical purple did the same thing. I think it's just new growth and genetics.
get your ph right first, they should have all they need until later stages of flower.
My critical purple did the same thing. I think it's just new growth and genetics.
