SOIL Help

[Pelau]

Hey Guys. Please see attached pictures. Any idea on what this is?
Just some context. this is a soil grow. flowering from the 24th of november 2022.
At first i thought it was maybe Calcium deffiency but as any first tie grower i made the mistake of adding more nutrients instead of flushing.
Late december i did a flush and noticed the run off was at 5.3 ph the ph meter even though i was flushing with ph 6.5 water.
I got some sledge hammer and flushed again to the point where i was getting the same ph on the run off.
Any ideas on what this is?

 

[OldManGrower]

I believe you have a leaf hopper infestation. I may well be wrong as this has never occurred in any of my grows. If I am wrong, then your ph is too low.

 

[Franklin]

I was thinking maybe pests, too. Thrips can be really hard to see. Dang your leaves are deep green!

 

[Mr.furley]

What I'm seeing is you have a toxicity problem with you plant and when you did your flush you seen a incorrect pH number that caused you to do more then needed. Now that you have completely wash all the nutrients from the soil correcting a pH problem you didn't have you are starting to see a deficiency and/or pH problem in your root zone.

Basically I think you are playing ping pong with pH, toxicity and deficiency. Can you give a better time line on when you did what and what you have currently been doing over the last Three weeks? your details is kinda all over the place to me , pictures of the whole plant would help, Soil brand? Have you recently calibrated your pH pin?

 

[SoOrbudgal]

For me pics are to dark needs more light for me to judge all i see are very dark leaf

 

[Pelau]

Will post more pics later

 

[Pelau]

Ill post better time lines and pictures later. I believe its a ph problem as well and my ph meter was calibrated 1 month ago. thanks for the feedback

 

[Pelau]

I cmbed the entire plant but cant see any evidence of pests. not sure if deep green is a problem or maybe just the camera quality