Persistent problem(pics)

[Oneluv]

Hello out there! I've included pics of 3 leaves (nev. haze/J. herrer)in various stages of decline. If any of you had a moment to take a look at them and tell me what you thought was wrong i would be very greatfull. I use cal-mag, liquid karma, hygrozyme, silica, a couple of diff. bloom nutes, Dutch masters floaison-potash plus foliar(.7-4-11). Over all the ladys seem to be doing fine but this problem is persistant starting with the oldest leaves on the bottom of the plant migrating upwards. My inclination is towards K. Purple in the stems, leggy, interveinal chlorosis. Basically i'm just confused. Any help would be great. wishing you a great harvest. oneluv

Oneluv Reviewed by Oneluv on 08-16-2006. Persistent problem(pics) Hello out there! I've included pics of 3 leaves (nev. haze/J. herrer)in various stages of decline. If any of you had a moment to take a look at them and tell me what you thought was wrong i would be very greatfull. I use cal-mag, liquid karma, hygrozyme, silica, a couple of diff. bloom nutes, Dutch masters floaison-potash plus foliar(.7-4-11). Over all the ladys seem to be doing fine but this problem is persistant starting with the oldest leaves on the bottom of the plant migrating upwards. Rating: 5

[elway07]

mine began having a similar problem but didn't get that bad... I found that my soil PH was off and it was too acidic causing a nute lockout. I flushed it, added dolomite/garden lime and began with the nutes again second watering causing a balanced PH and it recorrected itself..
good luck
Elway

[Oneluv]

Thanks for the advice. I'm using fox farm soil supposed to be pH friendly. But have not checked the run-off to verify if pH is kosher. thanks again.:thumbsup:

[elway07]

No problem... let us know what turns out