Can someone please tell me whats wrong with this plant im growing in ground the ph is at 6 and my leafs are turing i need any valuable help i can get

I need help fixing my nute burn issues growing outdoors in ground

I'm no expert, but that looks like a cal/mag issue and not burn.

Can I add Epson salt to help?

How do you measure the ph of a plant in the ground?

Herb & Suds said:

How do you measure the ph of a plant in the ground?

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I was thinking the same

Calcium def and some bugs..

Herb & Suds said:

How do you measure the ph of a plant in the ground?

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Like digging up some of the soil around it cause water travels so I do a soil ph test kit

HydoDan said:

Calcium def and some bugs..

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I don't have bug issues I spray with organic insecticide often

So the white marks aren't from thrips?

It looks like rust a common outdoor problem

Do u pee on ur plant lol

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Blkgangsta74 said:

I need help fixing my nute burn issues growing outdoors in ground

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That's a pH or environmental issue I think

Looks like someone or some animal has been peeing on it honestly.

but the most common reason to see a calcium deficiency is low pH at the roots

Here’s another example of a calcium deficiency caused by low pH. Symptoms are typically worse on the leaves at the top of the plant and close to the light.

These plants grown in soil are suffering from too low pH at the roots. Although cannabis calcium deficiencies are more common in coco, they can appear in soil and hydro, too

This deficiency is most common in the flowering stage after buds start forming (though you may see it any time)

Imo your ph needs adjustment. Cant be sure but it looks like your growing in the woods,the ground looks like most of the litter are pine?needles and leaves. Piney woods soil in my area is typically on the acidic side.

You called itnute burn,im assuming your feeding chem nutes wich could also mess with the ph of the ground in the immediate area

Try topdressing some lime around it see if it helps