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Post a couple pics from just a little further back so you can see more of the plant

Magnesium is a mobile nutrient. Zinc is a immobile nutirent. Immobile you see on new growth , mobile nutrient defs start on older growth.

Where are you seeing this more so bottom of olant or on top?

Thumb prints from sin city seeds. Please give me some feed back on what you think.

They are in late week 5 flower

Hey guys i would appreciate a quick look at my pics and a thought on how this strain is looking so far.

Coco isnt soil. I just had an issue where i wasnt feeding enough or watering enough. They looked horrible was showing aigns of interveinial chlorosis. What someine suggested and it workwd out really well. Was to flush the coco with water phed to 5.8 withbat least 20% run off. After that feed...

Its not a magnesium def that causes whats called interveinial chlorosis. And i beleive a phos def juat yellows the serrated edges of the leaf at first. It looks like it could poaaibly bw thw atart of nitrogen def. But in flower that can be normal depending how far along you are. It looka tonme...

They are elevated on a pot stand that has holes all around it. Now when you say good run off. How much run off? And with a 5g pot how much water donyou think is good to water with ive beem doing eoughly a gallon a peice every watering

This is what they looked like the day before we fed them

So you cant over water with coco? Tbisnis the first time ive grown in coco. I was worried about root rot.

Yes we use a blue lab ph meter and calibrste knce a month. I was thinking low twmps could be part of it to. Juat raied temp up to 75.

Weven been using week 4 . For the last two weeks becuase we are vegging into week 6. We just used the flush last watering . They were showing slight signs of what i was thinking was mag def. We fed them two days ago and i upped the nutes by half a dose to counter the longer veg. But now im not...