a bottle of molasses wouldnt do this,much less a tsp.
Your right, this looks like it. Just like they are saying, the veins are reversed from what ive seen before.Agreed. I'd look elsewhere.. That doesn't look like a burn but more like a deficiency/toxicity
I found this which is similar to yours
Yellow Veins on leaves
The veins on the leaves of my plant are yellowing. Am I right that they do this in flowering or do I have a nute problem? I'm a beginner so forgive my average looking lady. Any ideas ?www.420magazine.com
Veins is usually sulfur. It wouldnt pop up overnight tho. Doubtful its a def. Most likely a PH issue.
edit: Medium PH issue not feed
Thank you, i believe you nailed this one. Ill get them on an Epsom feed ASAP and see how they turn out.If I member right just like Mg and Fe is the reverse of that. I think it's S that does that. Maybe try epsom folair and see if that helps. That is just a band aid tho since if it is S, it's gonna be a PH issue or a lockout from way too much P.
Just saw the pic above. Prob confirms it's S since it's at the top of the plant. S is one of those weird ones cause its not immobile or mobile. it's in between.
If it ends up being a deficency (which I highly doubt) epsom salt on a feed. Just be warned S isnt something that goes away quickly.
11HICK11, There is a thread posted by Hpo777 concerning the Bro Science of using Blackstrap molasses that might interest you. It's toward the end of the first page of new posts.
What!!! Something doesn't sound right with 5800ppm?? those plants would be fried in my opinion, definitely do a slurry test because that doesn't sound right I've never seen a plant survive that high PPM but maybe it's possible?Runoff was 6.4 6.5 but the ppms were very high, 5300, 5800. Ill do a slurry test tomorrow.
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