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Are they all the same strain? Looks to me like a ph problem. Same strains can even act differently. Think of plants like people same family can have different size, shapes, appetite, and even skin tone.
I have the same look on some clones I took off a plant that was in flowering. Never had anything like it on the mother plant but most of the new leaves that grew in on the clone had that look. I've been having trouble with leaf hoppers in that smaller box I kept the clones in so maybe they are the cause or something they carried?
So i have looked super closely and havnt seen any bugs on the plant, so I dont think its thrips or a pest. It does kind of look like mosaic virus but it hasn't spread to any other plant. It's a odd one for sure.
I'm not quite sure if that's it, I'm growing indoor and regular check the plants for pest and those seem pretty noticeable. But thanks for the response!
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