White leaves in 4 days?

Anybody seen this? Moved the plants outside on saturday, getting some weird ass white leaves today 4 days later. I got a soil test but I rushed to put the plants in before I received the results, might have been a mistake. I'm vaguely thinking magnesium deficiency, but that completely white leaf and the really blotchy one don't look like a deficiency as much as they got sprayed with something caustic. Plus 4 days seems kind of fast for a magnesium deficiency. More info, this might have been a progressive thing, I can only check on them every few days. It was suggested it's sunburn and to get a shade up over them.

AgentPothead said:

Moved the plants outside on saturday

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I would say bleaching.

The remedy for plants getting sun damage or being put outside getting burned, is horticultural fleece. Plants love it, it also dissipates the light in a way they like.



Other than that, they like enough magnesium and an evenly moist soil - think 0.5 cm of hemp bedding mulch to slow evaporation - that has enough water in it and will evaporate water in the heat of the day. You can direct evaporation by pulling back the bedding around the plant.

Thanks very much! I'm gonna try to get a sunshade up tomorrow, no place local seems to carry anything useful but I will figure something out.

AgentPothead said:

Anybody seen this? Moved the plants outside on saturday, getting some weird ass white leaves today 4 days later. I got a soil test but I rushed to put the plants in before I received the results, might have been a mistake. I'm vaguely thinking magnesium deficiency, but that completely white leaf and the really blotchy one don't look like a deficiency as much as they got sprayed with something caustic. Plus 4 days seems kind of fast for a magnesium deficiency. More info, this might have been a progressive thing, I can only check on them every few days. It was suggested it's sunburn and to get a shade up over them.
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Is that a Michael Jackson pheno?

Switcher56 said:

Is that a Michael Jackson pheno?

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No but I had a bicolor Sleestack x skunk and a bicolor 20 gauge and I Wanted to cross them and make a zebra plant, but they were both males.

I know what it is. Been there before. It's Sun Bleaching.

Your plant(s) wasn't well hardened off and the sun is too strong and bleaching it.

Solution: Next time place your plants in the shade for one entire week and it won't happen.

I only did 3 days of in the kitchen Live and learn, thank you trout and everybody!