Think its a ph prob but idk

[Byg tru]

Im not sure what happened to her all my other girls are looking better but i bought a new ph pen an it was reading different then my other one an when id calibrate it jus seemed off with my dropper test so i bought a new buffer set too make sure all was right. Now its all calibrated her top is lookin a lil beter but the other girls never looked nothing like her the strain is church from green house any help would be great thanks all

 

[Sonnyhad]

I don't know either, but it might just straighten out on its own. Do you check the ph going in , and out?

 

[Byg tru]

I hadn't checked it on the out cause i hadn't been using nothing cause the pen issue so ive jus been feeding it lightly jus bottom feeding a gal an it soaks it up was goin to run a lil bit more an check the out in a day or two

 

[Royal Nugs]

With the way the leaves are twisting like that.... looks like bugs... or a root pathogen. Check under your leaves, check your first inch or so of media for pests. Could be ph but I don't think so... need more pics.

 

[kingfish]

Looks like bugs to me. By the looks of the leaves.

 

[NebulaHaze]

I hadn't checked it on the out cause i hadn't been using nothing cause the pen issue so ive jus been feeding it lightly jus bottom feeding a gal an it soaks it up was goin to run a lil bit more an check the out in a day or two

I agree with the others it looks like something might be up at the roots. From what you're saying, I wonder if it might be how you're watering them. I recommend to stop bottom feeding them and start giving water from the top. You want to water your plant so you get about 10-20% extra runoff out the bottom, the remove all the runoff water a few minutes later (I use a wet vacuum to remove runoff water; they sell a $20 "Bucket Head" attachment at Home Depot that lets you turn any 5-gallon bucket into a wet vac if you don't have one). This helps make sure that your plants are always getting access to flowing fresh nutrient water, and any old nutrient salts are getting flushed out the bottom and then removed so they don't get absorbed back up. After each watering, don't water the plant again until the top is dry up to your first knuckle, and start the cycle over.

As an added bonus, when you give the plant wet/dry spells like that it grows a lot faster than if it's bottom feeding

 

[Green75]

Kinda looks like broad mites...

 

[Byg tru]

Yeah i kinda jus started cause id had seen bugs but like house bugs an am using the diatomaceoua earth an did like the way it looked like it was moldy an it mixes wit the top layer making it really not soak up the water an it run off so jus figured id do both cause i norm do half top half bottom but whe n im in a rush sometimes i jus put water in there dish but they soak it up with in mins never standing water. I kinda thought it might be broad mites an have scoped her but havent seen anything in weeks i spray um every couple days

 

[Byg tru]

Yeah i kinda thought so too but never had um an pics always show um lookin wet an she really dont look like that so i thought an hoped lol it wasn't

 

[Byg tru]

I had trouble getting that one on here but ill see wat i can do