Quote Originally Posted by slayer34ny
I dont know how I lock out Ph
Using water from a source that's too alkaline or acidic will also influence the pH of your soil. It may not be pH related at all, but just to be on the safe side, try to get a reading on the water you're using and the soil. Obviously, you'll need to know the pH from the water source before you test the runoff. You can get a liquid test kit from most gardening centers at Walmart, Lowe's, etc. They only cost a few bucks.

After you've determined that, fill out as many answers to these questions as you can possibly list from our Troubleshooting Form:

-indoor or outdoor
-soil, soilless, or hydroponic
-specific medium
-Soil type/brand
-Hydro/aero/soilless system type
-Anything you have added to the soil
-Soil pH
-Water source
-Water pH
-Age of plant
-Type of fertilizer
-Rate of application
-Lighting source and distance from plant
-Temperature (both day and night if you are running a dark period)
-% Relative humidity
-Lighting schedule
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I'm not the best at diagnosing deficiencies, so I'll gladly hand it off to someone more qualified. It may take another day or so before one of our green-thumb members or mods show up, but don't worry, they'll show. And having the information listed above filled out to the best of your ability will really give them a better idea about what's ailing ya.