Maybe, I couldnāt say one way or the other.
What i can say is I donāt try and trouble shoot all the immobile and more uncommon deficiencies like molybdenum and manganese because they are so rare.
I stick with N,P, K, Mg and Ca even though I think Ca is nonmobile. If I was to guess, and thatās all it is, I would guess that you have a combination of magnesium and calcium deficiencies brought on byā¦? This is where you come in lol.
Are you feeding them enough of these two nutrients? My guess is you probably are. I can also see signs of slight nutrient burn leading me to believe your giving them plenty. That leaves us to wonder why they wouldnāt be getting enough if you are giving them enough? This leaves us with either your pH being off or you are over giving them fertilizer. When you give them to much fertilizer, certain nutrients can inhibit the uptake of other nutrients.
You need to ensure that the pH of your soil is in acceptable range or you need to cut back on the amount of fertilizer your giving them at this point in time.
Scoop some soil out from the container and test it for pH. Make corrections by watering with a pH that will counter a low or high pH in the soil,
and maybe try a watering or two with no fertilizer, or every other watering donāt use any fertilizer.
Thatās just my take, Iām not very scientific, just how Iāve learned to operate
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Itās a ph issue more than likelyā¦
You have plenty of nutrients , but your ph is out of range for uptakeā¦
Depending on what stage of growth you are in will determine what your ph should be for uptakeā¦
Can you help me with a few questions?