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Leaf issues!

Kylrmassey

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Hey guys, I am having some issues with on of my plants. These issues came about a couple weeks ago and came on looking like a nitrogen deficiency. Bottom leaves were turning yellow and be beginning to fall off, so I fed them with some biomarine, bioroot, bioweed and some big bloom. The plant is currently in a 20 gal geopot fill with santiam organics savant soil. Mycofusion green 150 was also added to the roots at transplant. The issue seems to be moving up the plant and causes what looks like lepracy on the new growth. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance! Sorry for photo quality had to reduce resolution to get a small enough file size for upload.
 

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That looks fairly advanced. It is not a nitrogen deficiency. It kinda wants to look like russet mites or TMV but both have other symptoms as well so you have to inspect up close the leaves and under the leaves. And of course check your ph
 
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Here are some pictures of the underside of the leaves that seem to be affected. Checked my water it's at a 6.7 currently without nutes. I haven't checked run off at all yet
 

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Also, I had already removed the leaves that had the Ed completely yellow, probably 10-15 of them. They were in direct sun outdoors which why I was thinking a lack of nitrogen rather than a lack of light.
 
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