PoleKatanswered grow question 5 years ago Hi there, I just looked at your diary and couldn’t help but notice you are running a PH of 5.5. This could very well be your problem. You really want to be between 6.0-7.0, ideally 6.5 in my condition. Sorry I kinda answered that before I looked at your full diary. Even if that’s not the fix managing PH levels in water is super important or your soil will become acidic later creating nutrient lock out and will present as other deficiencies. This is due to the roots not being able to absorb nutrients in acidic soil, and it will only get worse once you start feeding them so fix it now ok? You can easily up your PH levels in your water by adding small amounts of baking soda. Use sparingly as small amounts raises PH very easily. Good luck!