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that was my first thought as well with the fact i had it on multiple plants and bug issues to spread disease issues. but when i compared the leaf i plucked to the photos on the site and that i googled i didnt find any that had quite the same look. im pretty sure ive seen leaves with that kind of striated mottled look before and none of the leaves on my plants have anything close. a few signs of other nutrient deficiencies, some i mistook for light burning since this is my first grow under this light, but for the most part the majority of my canopy looks healthy
 
You should be fine. The good zone of yellow to green will still shine through. Likely though, it will be red or orange, which should be easy to detect if it is that acidic. After you shake your sample, you can let it settle for 20 minutes or so and that will clear the water color a little.
 
Man, I watched TMV spread through over 2,000 plants. I had to do a lot of research on that one. Sometimes when you see that discoloration, it can also simply be variegation. But yeah, you could literally see the stunting from the TMV spread from one corner and work its way across the room.
 
It looked to be in the 6.5 range. Lastnight after the runoff tested so low I put a gallon of unphd water through each pot lastnight, I figured it wouldn't be overkill for a 7 gallon fabric pot, guess I got lucky lol. I'll check the runoff tomorrow when they are due for another watering. Thanks for the help!
 
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