Does this look like a phosphorus deficiency?

I'm growing in Hydro using the General hydroponics trio series and I keep my pH ranging between 5.5 then 6.8

What's your substrate again, hydro? With that range of pH swing, I'm thinking lockout. Hydro is normally best set for 5.8-ish, unless you're using organics to help with uptake. 6.8 is pretty high.

Even with organic-hydro like aquaponics, the highest I like to go is 6.8pH, at the zenith.

High pH blocking Ca uptake!

Ph to 5.7 and let it ride to 6.2 and adjust down. You should be monitoring it daily.

What water?
If it's RO - You need to use a Ca/Mg product to buffer the water.
Plants not stable either - no flipping till 5 leaves a set minimum.

This is the water: http://www.mlgw.com/images/content/files/pdf/WaterQualityReport2016.pdf

I figured this was some sort of pH problems I ordered a calibration kit for my digital pH tester last night. It has not been calibrated in about three months. What do you guys prefer a pH strips or a tester

Dr. Who said:

Plants not stable either - no flipping till 5 leaves a set minimum.

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I'm not sure what this means

I think I just figured out that my pH pen is reading 1.5 to 2 points high. I'll calibrate it tomorrow know more. I've been watching my pH and keeping it within what's considered the normal Hydro range. (So I thought) Thanks for the help so far

Thank you guys. Here's the problem.

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I'm not sure what this means

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A cannabis plant will tell you when it's "stable" by throwing 5 finger leaves off of one petiole .



So a cannabis leaf with 5 from the petiole is this -


If you have less then 5 showing. The plant is not stable yet - do not bloom it!

It looks as though yours are having light issues and have attempted to reveg...

OK have corrected my PH problem and raised my lights a few more inches to ease That stress. Here's a photo of a bud that's in the same space about 18 inches away. Different DWC though.

That is weed aids, box it up and ship it to me for proper disposal.