Help identify deficiency

[Bigdylan04]

Hello I have question about what’s going on with my plants, they all seem to have a nutrient deficiency and I’m having trouble understand exactly which one and why? Also one of my plants just developed extremely droopy lower leaves

 

[Creeperpark]

Your plants are telling you they are ready for transplanting into a larger container. Up-pot to the next bigger size, say a 2 or 3-gallon pot. Use the same soil for the transplant for speedy growth. Wait for watering day and water then up-pot into a larger pot.

 

[Bigdylan04]

Your plants are telling you they are ready for transplanting into a larger container. Up-pot to the next bigger size, say a 2 or 3-gallon pot. Use the same soil for the transplant for speedy growth. Wait for watering day and water then up-pot into a larger pot.

thanks def going to look into but that pot is a 3.6 gal and they are auto flowers week 6-7

 

[tobedetermined]

Bigdylan04 . . . have a read through this thread. Can we solve the mystery LED deficiency before it takes over the world?


It might give you some clues.

 

[Creeperpark]

I thought those were one-gallon pots. You don't have a deficiency you have a water problem. The plant with the bottom droopy leaves is drooping from lack of oxygen or wet soil. The leaf you are holding has a macronutrient lockout due to buffering from the water. If you give your plants a complete fertilizer and still have deficiencies it's because of the water. What kind of water are you using and what is the pH?