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What does this look like? Too much calcium?
Thanks for any input.

 

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Phosphorous and nitrogen deficiencies caused by Ph lockout, just a guess due to the light colored leaves, red stems and petoiles and general sickly appearance. Check my sig link for a high def chart to see if you think Im correct.

 

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Correction, either Ca and Mg or phosphorous and potassium, due to Ph too high or too low

 

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Don't think it could be PH lockout just because PH has been correct. They were perfectly healthy 2 days ago when transferred. I'm going to flush and lower nutrient levels and see from there. Hopefully I can get it worked out.
Thank you for your input.