Anesia vs Barneys Mimosa x orange punch

Friend, when a cannabis plant has deficiencies, they show from the bottom up. It does this because the upper part is the most important for capturing more light than its competitors and reaching pollination. What I mean is that your plant is fine very green with healthy leaves. The issue is temperature or PPFD, since the plant is too close to the light or the intensity is too high. That stresses the plant and inhibits photosynthesis. I hope this helps you with this and future grows.

Hi there, how far is your light from canopy ? Could be light burn which will cause similar symptoms. If your light is in right height range and not to bright, then look at your watering habits and make sure to let the pot become light before watering to get runoff !! I'd also look at your nutrients and provide a balanced feed with not only NPK but micronutrients aswell. I use TA tripart and these grow, bloom and micro nutrients are working fine for me, no other supplements so far 🤞. Try and keep it as simple as possible, too many people pump this and that into a plant to correct problems (which could be the cause of many of them 🤔 ) without getting the basics right to start with, ie environment, pH, correct watering etc. Get these right and your plants will be happy 🤗 Good luck fellow grower 👍

Looks like a S-deficiency. Paling from petiole-out and at top of plant. Not many things pale from inside-out. 4 people agreeing is insane.. lol... definitely not N-deficiency. that would start at the bottom and pale tip-in. just in case, proper watering habits: 1) fully saturate (10% runoff required for soilless context only) 2) wait for appropriate dryback and repeat. You don't choose the volume of water, you give enough to accomplish the task. dry pockets are the devil. Partial watering train shitty, superficial roots. Stick to the simply 2 steps and you can't fuck it up. If fully saturated causes any droopiness, it is a sign that your medium is poorly constituted and not the fault of basic irrigation. Add more perlite or similar next time, if so.