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Not sure if this nitrogen def or mag any help would be appreciated 3 1/2 weeks flower

What color are your top leaves

Looks like the early stage of mag deficiency.
Make sure your pH is in check.

Potassium deficiency, purpling stems and that shit looks mobile.

No purple stem since it broke ground

A yellowing leaf at the bottom here and there isn't a concern as the plant will use the nutrients in the leaf if it isn't receiving much light. If it progress then think deficiency

Thanks eb I was sure it was a mag def so I should wait it out? Also I know every plant is not the same but it’s the only one of my plants that’s not frosty and the photo didn’t show the shine of the leaves, at least when it’s under my lights

Are you just taking ebcrews diagnosis because it's what you wanted to hear?

No I take what everybody has to say then I look how long he’s been a member how many times he’s posted so obvious he has more experience, and didn’t you see I mentioned what you said,smoke one and calm down,BRO

Cboat38 said:

No I take what everybody has to say then I look how long he’s been a member how many times he’s posted so obvious he has more experience, and didn’t you see I mentioned what you said,smoke one and calm down,BRO

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I'm calm, it was a question. And fyi the duration of someone being a member on a forum is not an indication of growing knowledge. I've been on this forum for just over a week, but have over 25 years experience.

Okay and how was suppose to know you’ve growing that long ? You made may point my man. But thanks for the help

Cboat38 said:

No purple stem since it broke ground

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Tf do you call those dark ass stems then? All those pistils at almost 4 weeks with little to no calyx building clearly indicates youre lacking a flowering macro or your soil ph is messed up

All that and not a single drop of advice to help the guy. He is right those stems do look dark, could be a bunch of reasons including genetics. How do they look today? Any progression of chlorosis?

ebcrew said:

All that and not a single drop of advice to help the guy. He is right those stems do look dark, could be a bunch of reasons including genetics. How do they look today? Any progression of chlorosis?

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What do you mean the op got the right info in less than an hour.