Magnesium deficiency?

Just for fun because of our deficiencie conversation lol. This poor thing is deficient in everything. She's OK now though FYI lol.

PeachyBuds said:

Shiiiiit lol. Honestly, looking at other pictures, that sounds pretty spot-on. these are super young, and have another few weeks til going to flowering. how do I kill the little bastards off?

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Pissing on them works for me.
No, seriously, get a microscope or loupe, check out the bottom of the leaves,(you won't see any because they aren't there). If they are, by some weird chance any insects are there, Neem oil will do the trick as to how to kill them. Plants look good though, don't sweat it.They are just growing.

i used this http://www.ebay.com/itm/151847916463?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
than said i need forbid 4 got real 8 oz bottle not cheap
don't just trust me look up and look at pic's some show it real bad toco the leaf

in flower well take over whole plant less yeild it well go clone to clone and not stop

GO ahead look all you want you won't see shit for bugs on plant live in stalk

Now the second set - single pic everything looks fine.......No Ir no S def.....Nice color green new growth...
I might tend to agree with Terry on broad mites.....Sure won't hurt to use a round of Forbid 4F.....
You can get affordable amopunts from Ebay - you don't have to buy the whole 8 ounce bottle for $210..

You might consider some azomite for mineral content in the soil to cover those micro nutes at the start next time. Turn it right into the soil before use.

Okay, so, I decided to go get some in-person advice from the guys down at the Grow Warehouse. They said definitely not a bug problem. Their guess was maybe a delayed N deficiency. BUT... I did some more research, and I'm curious, do you think this could be TMV? Looking at pictures of TMV, it seems quite likely :/

Thoughts?

PeachyBuds said:

Okay, so, I decided to go get some in-person advice from the guys down at the Grow Warehouse. They said definitely not a bug problem. Their guess was maybe a delayed N deficiency. BUT... I did some more research, and I'm curious, do you think this could be TMV? Looking at pictures of TMV, it seems quite likely :/

Thoughts?

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I think you're thinking into it too much. Like getting a cold and thinking it's pneumonia.

Personally, I think it was a mild ph fluctuation. Usually they hit the bottom leaves first, but that looks like it to me. As much as that ph fluctuated, some micro nutes only pick up below 6.5. Probably just stressed them a bit until the ph came back down.

Now if it gets worse... Then at least it will be easier to narrow down. If growth is fine and it's just a slight discoloration, just treat her normal. Looks like you've done a good job to this point, you don't want to blow the second half, ya know.