JJS009 said:

Got a pic of the whole plant?

what strain?

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Maladjusted said:

Hi, since this is an older plant i'm going to go with a magnesium deficiency because mag is essential to producing chlorophyll. Lack of chlorophyll leads to the underlying pigments (like Anthocyanin, the purple pigment) showing up. Think trees in the fall.

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Frosty78 said:

Did you get frosts or quite cold weather?

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Hobblebush said:

Plant at the end of flower is looking pretty depressed.
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• Dark green leaves and foliage
• Leaf tips may turn down, without signs of overwatering.
• You may notice yellowing on the affected leaves or other signs of nutrient deficiencies as time goes on
• Nitrogen toxicity is often but not always accompanied by nutrient burn
• The Claw often seems random, affecting leaves here and there
• Heat and pH problems will make the clawing worse, as they stress out the plant and lower her defenses, and cause her to drink more water (and uptake more N)
• As time goes on, the claw leaves will eventually start turning yellow, getting spots, and dying

Aqua Man said:

Phosphorus deficiency but incan tell you it's not because you don't have enough. The plant they came off likely has a cold rootzone and overwatered if i had to hazard a guess with no real info. Or nutrient imbalance.

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Hobblebush said:

I believe it might be Molybdenum. Looks just like this photo here and the leaves are curling inwards. Says further down in the article "Molybdenum deficiencies are usually present when there are also insufficient amounts of sulfur and phosphorus, so you might want to take a look into that as well."

Ive been watering at 6.5 pH with some 'earth juice bloom' and occasionally some 'dr. Jimz chicken soup of the soil'. I think it probably needs a flush because its nearly harvest time.

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