Hey guys, went to check on the lovely ladies today and it seems my great white shark is having what appears to be a nutrient deficiency. Note the wrinkly new leaves coming in. I'm currently using GH 3 step and feeding every second water. Any input is welcome. What type of medium; soil or hydro? SOIL What brand and type of soil? HP PROFESSIONAL Indoors or outdoors? OUTDOORS What strain? GREAT WHITE SHARK How old are the plants? 4 WEEKS What type of lights and how many watts? THE SUN How far from the lights? 149 600 000 miles What is your watering frequency and source of water? E3D, REVERSE OSMOSIS What, how much and when was it fed? NPK? GH 3 STEP 5ML MICRO, 5ML VEG What is the medium/runoff pH and PPM if in hydro? What are the temps and humidity in the room? What size pots? 7 GAL Any bugs? Look real close. SPIDER MITES, USING NEEM OIL. Any other pertinent info? Sent from my LG-E971 using Grasscity Forum mobile app
First guess is a jacked PH is locking something out making it unavailable. First make sure your neem seed oil is cold pressed. the solvents they use the other way remove most of why its good. Emulsify your neem oil in agsil 16h potassium silicate..... they each increase the efficacy of each other. Topdress with at least 2-3 inches of fresh decent quality earthworm castings and chill on the nutes.... you may be giving too much of one element..... locking out a different one. That or something you're doing is screwing up the PH. Let nature fix herself while you deal with your mites. Might I suggest you release a bunch of these guys. Mites/pests tend to attack ALREADY sick plants. Fight mites WITH mites is my best suggestion.