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Only thing I can think of is that. I have them still on the floor with no lifters and the pots are three gallons. I’ve chased everything from root rot to calmag. PH is 6.4
I have fabric pots sitting on self-draining saucers. There are roots growing out the bottom and sitting between the pots and the saucers. I do not move my plants, but am 100% confident they are there. That is not your problem. Unless they are sitting in standing water there is no problem with putting fabric pots on a hard surface. Your pots would drain better if up on risers, but the roots themselves or the pot on a hard surface are not the problem.
OK, I guess it is just wet and compacted.
Are the symptoms still the same? It really looked like phosphorous deficiency... Did you follow up with that?
Campesino Ive been using the flora trio I posted a pic of my nutrients is there something I’m missing? The stems are also purple on the leaves that are discolored.
Have you been using them while the soil is "hot"?
There are a lot of things that can cause Phosphorous lock-out: pH issues, the presence of other nutrients, even too much phosphorous can cause it to lock out. You should read Nebula's article and compare the symptoms to yours.
Here is the link again: http://www.growweedeasy.com/phosphorus-deficiency-cannabis
I had a very similar problem but I was using reg pots and mine were root bound.. as soon as I transplanted them to 7gal fabric pots they came back and now are doing much better. I definitely think your in to small of a pot for one. IMO. Also I’m running the Flora trio with cal mag, ph 6.2 - 6.6 filtered water. I love the Flora!
If i can make a suggestion first bigger pots. Good soil. And you really need to do some training. Lots of wasted space. Dont forget they are going to double or triple in height.
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