Lockout?

No,it’s not lockout. Seems me like a K or N deficiency,idk,it’s very similar in many cases.

u guys xDD u only see deficiencies rather then what causes it

IMPOSSIBLE to get "lock-out" at 6.5!! In the ground, unless the soil is extremely poor, feeeding every 7-10 days is plenty.......its what I have been doing for 40 odd years now! 6.5 pH is ideal in soil and not too high or too low. Agree 100% with As Noriu............magnesium and potassium deficiencies. It is NOT a cal/mag excess! Plants do look as if they are verging on nitrogen excess though.

Omg !!! One calls ph 6.5 acidic and low in soil, other dont understand anything about nutrients and how can they be delivered to plant. Calcium nitrate, epsom salt and if both needed, then its easier to use CalMag. In soil grows calcium is almost no needed (same as silica not needed in soil grows) , its abundant in soil or water .... That platform should review this section, its going beyond absurd ...

Für outdoor/Erde finde ich pH-Werte von 6,5 sehr tief angesetzt. Möglicherweise ist der Boden mittlerweile auch schon sauer? Am besten Erde in destilliertem Wasser aufrühren und dann pH Wert messen. Mit unreguliertem, aber Calcium und Magnesium angepasstem Wasser gießen oder, je nach pH-Wert, mit Dolomitkalk nachhelfen könnte hier Wunder wirken.

don't trust people who doesn't see that u have several plants with different problems and advices that u need more Mg xD assuming that u're using CaMag fert rather then separate Ca and Mg i suggest u to adjust it properly bs the 1st has Mg excess and 2d Ca CalMag doesn't exist what a lol xDD

Lack of magnesium ( stripes on leaves ) and lack of potassium ( verge of leaves go yellow ). Never trust people who advice here, especially who dont know, that calmag doesn't exist, its calcium and magnesium....

yep CalMag Excess and lockouts