Still trying to diagnose

Boatguy said:

You got a ton of bark or mulch in there? It will raise the acidity quick if thats what it is.

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Boatguy said:

Yeah.. Get it out of there

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czarstroke said:

Hey there. What exactly do you think is wrong with these two plants? Both showing same thing. Been giving them Ph’ed with more consistency, but has been raining a good bit. New growth still has these slight spots. Help please. In soil 30 gallon pots, soil Ph is between 6.5 and 7. One is a 50/50 hybrid. The more affected smaller one is an 100% Afghani indica

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The303Yeti said:

It looks like a calcium deficiency. Most soils have plenty though. If something is interfering with your ph it will cause deficiency.

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hexthat said:

Looks like you have a plant infected with HpLVd "Hop Latent Viroid".

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czarstroke said:

Hey there. What exactly do you think is wrong with these two plants? Both showing same thing. Been giving them Ph’ed with more consistency, but has been raining a good bit. New growth still has these slight spots. Help please. In soil 30 gallon pots, soil Ph is between 6.5 and 7. One is a 50/50 hybrid. The more affected smaller one is an 100% Afghani indica

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czarstroke said:

Yes that is what I have thought. If Ph isn’t a problem is calmag a solution?
[/QUOTEet rid of that mulch. Flush with water.

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czarstroke said:

Yes that is what I have thought. If Ph isn’t a problem is calmag a solution?

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