Today was very frustrating. I'm fairly new at this, and ive run into every possible problem you could think of. Oh well, some day this will all pay off but until then boo hoo
Rusty,
I am using a color-coded test kit and the water is pretty clear when i go to test it. I purchased some indoor potting soil (Scotts premium brand) and tried to pH it, but the runoff is too dirty to test with my pH kit. I decided to transplant into a larger container with this soil because if I don't do something quick, my plant will die.

Also, upon transplanting I found the plant was indeed root-bound.

This will be hit-or-miss, as I don't know the pH of the soil I transplanted into and I may have stressed my plant to the point of death. I watered with some liquid karma that I got today as well in hopes that it'll reduce stress of transplanting and my plant surviving.

Camera's arriving tomorrow ill have pics up asap.
Thanks again,
-purp
purpleskunk777 Reviewed by purpleskunk777 on . Possible Magnesium Deficiency? My 2-3 month old clones are experiencing yellowing of new growth. The yellowing is localized on the perimeter of the leaf, leaving an arrowhead-shaped darker, healthier green in the center of the leaf. Researching google, I diagnosed this as a magnesium deficiency (whether I was right or wrong) and followed the directions posted under the sticky "epsom salts = not miracle cure)," spraying the leaves (yesterday and today). The condition seems to have become worse since applying epsom salts. My Rating: 5