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So I started seeing a pale yellow look to one of my biggest girls that's in flower. I've currently got 7 plants in flower and this is the only one displaying an overall pale hue. I've narrowed it down to a Zinc deficiency but at this point it just seems strange that only 1 out of 7 plants is having the problem. I'll post pictures of the plant when lights come on but I did find this to be an interesting bit of information:
"Zinc deficiencies can be a result of a number of biotic and abiotic reasons. High active populations of Mycorrhizal fungi and or overwatering have a similar outcome but different effect on the roots, limiting their ability to absorb some nutrients like zinc creating deficiencies. It is believed almost 50% of Zn uptake happens because of Mycorrhizal fungi in your media."
"Zinc deficiencies can be a result of a number of biotic and abiotic reasons. High active populations of Mycorrhizal fungi and or overwatering have a similar outcome but different effect on the roots, limiting their ability to absorb some nutrients like zinc creating deficiencies. It is believed almost 50% of Zn uptake happens because of Mycorrhizal fungi in your media."
Zinc Deficiency - Growing Exposed
Are your younger leaves of your plant starting to fade, yellowing between the vein, or in the margins, tips of leaves discoloring and dying? Then you might be
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