Quote Originally Posted by stinkyattic
heya DanK...
I was looking at that pic of the droopiest plant... notice how the petioles are REALLY pink? And the leaves look kind of uneven or vaguely splotchy... that's a nute problem. The leaf stems being pink could be sulfur def, and the veins would be phosphorous def, or you could just have a lockout situation from unbalanced pH in your dirt.
You know the deal... flush and feed!

BTW your other plants look sweet. Very nice!
Thanks for your reply StinkyAttic, I appreciate it,

what I'm a little confused about is that there is virtually no difference (besides human error) between the regimen that the healthy sno-cap and the unhealthy sno-cap get, watered at the same time, same nutrients, etc.

Like I said, we pH all of our water to the low 6's, but we don't pH the soil. The soil mix was 2/3 high-grade Osh soil-mix, 1/3 perlite, and a pinch of dolimitic lime/gallon.

Could the fact that I'm using tap water be causing this??

The healthy plants have purple stems as well, I just assumed it was genetic, but if is the result of a sulfur deficiency or phospho deficiency, how can I determine and correct this?
Dan K. Reviewed by Dan K. on . Serious Problem w/ Snocap grow I don't know how many people saw my other thread, but I'm doing a 16 plant set-up under a 1000W HPS/MH combination light. My 12 Sno-Cap plants are 3 1/2 weeks into vegging, while the smaller clones (a super silver haze, grape ape, goo, and romulan) are about 10 days into vegging. The problem I am having right now is with the sno-cap, 8 of them appear to only be growing 1 leaf or sets of 3 leaves, not 5, they're still growing well but all the growths look like this. It really can't be good. Rating: 5