ProGroWannabe said:

Ya definitely need to fill us in with the proper info that Salty is askin for. Knowing what your using on the girls will make it much easier to determne how ya got to this point.

As far as what I see...The first thing that happened was overfert. Look at the brown, curled tips on the leaves....classic sign. In most overferts that I've seen, if the problem is allowed to go on for too long, the result will be the continued browning along the serrations of the leaves...again just like in your pics.

pH issues will typically show up as small brown specks in random places on the leaf surface. They typically don't show any particular pattern or progression--just random.

There could possibly be a mag deficiency going on, as the symptoms are similar. However, the very first thing after supplying us the proper info on what your using, is to flush the hell out of them with pH corrected water.

Fill a 5 gallon bucket with water, then correct the pH to around 6.8 or so. Place your plant (pot and all of course) in the bathtub, then slowly pour water into the pot while allowing it to drain out of the bottom. If your pots are 2 gallons, then use 6 gallons of water for your flush---that way you know that you flushed thoroughly and won't have to question it later. A one gallon pot would require 3 gallons of water.

Once they are flushed thoroughly, mix up a dose of nutes that are only HALF-STRENGTH of what you've been feeding them. Feed them with this immediately after the flushing is done.

Note: The crispy growth will not recover, so you have to watch the newest growth to see if they are improving.

FYI for the future....if your having problems with your plants, 90% of the time a good flush is the first step in proper correction.

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