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My buddy sent me this pic and he's new to growing and he's on the east coast so I can't help him. I thought it might be a magnesium defecincy. I'm betting one of you know . Thanks

 

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Looks like over feeding to me. Or possibly a ph issue.

 

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I agree with the ph issue...what is the medium and what is he feeding?

 

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You sure it s not a Calcium def problem?

 

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Ding ding ding!! @vonwolfen wins the prize! That is an advanced Ca-. And, I think P or K problems are goin' on, too. Those larger, amoebic looking necrotic areas on the leaf margins on some of the leaves are not Ca induced, but P or K I believe.

 

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See I am learning!!!Thanks..Keep the prize SM you do more on here to help then just about anyone(and Jalascokid..however you spell it.lol.at least for me)..

 

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Well... I already ate the cookie. You left me standing here with it and it looked SO good! So, I ated it.

 

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wouldn't a ph issue cause lockouts that could do the same thing?

 

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In my experience with pH issues, you're going to see other problems, a myriad, before you see *just* a Ca-. So, yes, but not without other strong signs.