R
first.. ,,your ph is to high you need to bring it down to 6.0/6.2...from the look of the pics and the info i will go with phosphorus probs,,,...
you need to get your night time temps stable, with your ph at 7.0 and cold night temps the plants not getting what she needs, eg locking out the phosphorus
(nothing to do with you prob but.)
point your fan away from your ladys,,thay can still get burnt/heatstress from the constent hot air pounding down on top of them,,...eg point it towards the wall and let the air rush over/around the room....
i aint no expert though, so if more people want to add, you more than welcome,,but i would start with getting your PH& night time temps sorted
keep it green
highlander
ive been searching all over and im going to have a stab at it,
i think it is magnesium def and im going to see if i can get cal mag to treat it.
the only other thing that i think it may be is lsf but i need to wait till tonight to get
a fresh leaf to check under the microscope (didnt think about using it last night)
so if im on the wrong path let us know people
i will wait to see what you say aswell Highlander
rocky5
alright highlander mate,the ph after feed is 5.8
im going to get the temps sorted back out ive got a little 100w clothes
dryer/rack that i used to keep them warm in winter i turned it off as its getting
a bit warmer and the plants that had this in soil could have been because of cold
now that i think about it,i didnt have the heater then.
do you think i should get the cal mag and use it or does it look like something else?
and the temps probibarly locked the good stuff out so now i need to put the
correct stuff back in if im understanding correctley?
what is a good covering nute/mineral to put in?
thanks for all replys so far.
testing ph with a pen with ph just recentley calibrated.
its not to bad at the mo but i was saying that the last time picking leaves off
every day just creeping in more.