Ok but she is not in need of a watering (last water was 2 days ago). Should I wait or do it anyway?
@TxGrowman @Hawkeye_diesel
No one suggested watering her. We only said the next time you watered her and if it’s time to give her nutrients, give her smaller amounts than full strength
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Got it thanks @Hawkeye_diesel so no crazy stuff basically
Exactly, you got it. I always start my planys off at 1/4 the strength of what is recommended. Remember less is more
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Looks like it may just be a case of rootbound lol
Lol looks like I have a 3rd plant showing signs of this problem.
At this point I can only laugh.
The first sick one mentioned in this thread was just watered with ph water and veg nutes half strength.
Water runoff was 6.7ph.
I may take the second plant and report it again (after repotting yesterday) into a larger pot because it seemed rootbound. I did not water this one and will wait till after transplant (of course I’ll use mykos)
If you are using regular plastic planters or pots … what you need to do is put some holes up the sides of the pots to make the pot aerated , which will allow your roots to not be rootbound and you won’t have to continue to transplant like you have been… there is a thread on this forum where I posted pictures and explain the reasoning for the holes and their placement , but I believe you would benefit from this greatly or you could just go and buy some fabric pots which is basically the same thing just not sure how you’re doing on your income status and since you already have the plastic pots why not… 
Yep I noticed that thread and did it weeks ago thanks @peachfuzz my problem might be an issue with my ph pens calibration
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Turns out my main issue was my ph pen got out of calibration. I had let the blueberry go in the trash before I figured it out 