Is this a calcium deficiency?
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Given the age of your plants.
I'd start by watering to run off. And take a ph sample.
Promix becomes a bitch with time.More so with ph and lock out than with nutes.
Are the lower leaves starting to rust?
Don't fall into the trap of adding more calmag.
It could make it worst.
Flush with RO for your ph run off reading.
This approach is a guesstimate. And not an exact science by any means.
Only a soil PH pen can tell us the true story at the roots.
After your flush, feed with regular dose of nutes.
I suspect you're not watering to run off and accumulating salts causing a ph imbalance.
I'd start by watering to run off. And take a ph sample.
Promix becomes a bitch with time.More so with ph and lock out than with nutes.
Are the lower leaves starting to rust?
Don't fall into the trap of adding more calmag.
It could make it worst.
Flush with RO for your ph run off reading.
This approach is a guesstimate. And not an exact science by any means.
Only a soil PH pen can tell us the true story at the roots.
After your flush, feed with regular dose of nutes.
I suspect you're not watering to run off and accumulating salts causing a ph imbalance.
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