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    Hello All: Skunk Girls are housed in 30 gal fabric pots. We made soil from a verified recipe, and had a lab give it thumbs up for being complete. Started seeing the yellowing few days ago. Weather here in south central mo has been all over, were having August doldrums early. Soil pH testing 7.2 which is a point lower than when tested. Have my suspicions but would like some opinions. Thanks Click image for larger version

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    #2
    Maybe bugs , aside from that spider ?
    hard to say, post some whole plant pictures and it might get more responses
    KIS mix organic living soil from Black Sallow soils in 7gal. pots
    Black Swallow Organic Bloom mix top dress before flower.
    Reusing soil with Black Swallow nutrient pack between grows
    Maybe some compost teas
    Blumat watering system
    Microbial Mass and other microbial boosters(Wallace)
    3x4x6’ tent
    Photontek 465wpro
    6” AC Infinity outdoor air in and out, humidifier, dehumidifier, heater, oscillating fan.
    Inkbird controllers heat/humidity​

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      #3
      That's why the spider is there,I'm thinking bug's too

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        #4
        It's a type of jumping spider,we have them here in NY, never seen one on a web,I think they just hunt other bugs

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          #5
          Shot some whole plant pics. I removed a dozen affected leaves per plant before these were taken. I'll look but I don't think it's bugs. We hatch both ladybugs and mantis, their working the rest of garden where there is bugs. I was a tad high on Potassium which hampers Calcium, so I did a light CalMag foliar. Click image for larger version

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            #6
            The pic on the left some of those leaves may have some leaf septoria going on.

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