My last grow must of had that problem. But I sure didn’t have a problem with the results. 
I may have had that problem and didn’t know. 
Thank you very much! I’m gonna keep an eye 
on that. 
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@Mote @imSICKkid When using Jack’s what product do you use to set you pH prior to watering.
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I just use Bloom City PH up. Was using general hydroponics before but both work well.
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@Covertgrower Hey Bud, where ya been hiding? Hope everything is going well in your little area of the mitten. Keep your head down and stay healthy.
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Yep, they definitely had out grown their homes.
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I’ve been following along, I just run out of likes.
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I need a little help from the experts. I thought I had this diagnosed but obviously I didn’t it is starting to show on other leaves now. Initially I thought it may be calcium. Now I think it may be mag. Any guidance is appreciated. Ignore the white patch on the leaf that is from transplanting. @GreenJewels @Killadruid @dbrn32 @Dbpooper @MattyBear @blackthumbbetty
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Mabee this will help or you may have already seen it.
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Ima trying but one of my seeds decided to spew milky goo while soaking. I planted the 3 seeds anyway but I think all 3 are contaminated.
Anyone else ever have this happen to them?
*goo is tight above the seed at the 1 o’clock position.
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Could be start of cal mag difficency. Hey @Bubblehead are u using full strength? I’ve found holding back on nutrients can be a problem because they are not getting everything they need.
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Thanks @Dman1969 for the link. One of the things I’m wanting to do is get better at diagnosis of deficiencies. 
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I’m glad I could help someone today. stay well & safe brother
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Never seen that but could be a membrane that dries around the shell of the seed instead of coming form the inside or perhaps something was already dried in the bowl and you hadn’t noticed it.
@Bubblehead I would agree it looks like the start of mag deficiency. Also I agree with @Killadruid as it does seem your leaves are a bit yellow/yellowing which would lean to N deficiency. How’s your slurry test numbers??
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Feeding at full strength. Slurry numbers were good 6.5/200. I was going light on liquid when they were in the 1-gallon pots. I prepped the soil prior to transplant with half liter of 100% nutes for each plant. When I checked them this morning they were dry. I’ll feed them again when they wake up. I’m going to add some epsom salt today. Thanks for your help everyone.
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I haven’t seen that before. I bet you will be fine after all it’s natural and came from your seeds.
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Lil low at 200, remember ideally you wanna be between 300 and 500. I would bump up next feed just a tad and see how she reacts.
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Probably just underfed in general. Every time I have successfully diagnosed a magnesium deficiency the leaves look like that have strips between the leaf veins
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I fed today at 2100 on the 700 scale. Added some epsom salt so hopefully that helps.
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I saw minor discoloration between veins a couple weeks ago. I thought it was N deficiency and treated it. It improved so I was excited, thinking I’m finally getting a better understanding…wrong. They have minor loss of color between veins. I learned today that NOTG has low mag and it shows occasionally.
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I don’t believe I’ve seen anyone use that stuff successfully without adding stuff outside of their line. I’m sure its possible, but seems like a lot of unnecessary messing around.
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