Help! My autoflowers look like this all of a sudden!

littlebat

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The two plants in 3 gallon pots are lemon haze autofowers. They’ve been doing great until yesterday, when they suddenly looked like this. They’re in a small greenhouse that I open during the day, and they’re growing in Happy Frog mixed with worm castings and local compost. My photoperiods are doing fine. Here's a photo of the pH meter (used in a slurry of soil and spring water and left to sit for 30 minutes). Can these plants be saved? If so, how? Thank you for any help you can give!
 

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Ukulele Haze

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This looks kind of like nutrient burn to me. What were you feeding them at the time? I know it's been a while. But, could you please provide an update? I am wondering how things turned out.
 

HighlyMedic@ted

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One thing that I keep coming back to ad a new grower is the importance of PH. A ph lock can make your plant present multiple deficiencies at once making the issue difficult to diagnose. Make sure the pH going in is consistent.
 

littlebat

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This looks kind of like nutrient burn to me. What were you feeding them at the time? I know it's been a while. But, could you please provide an update? I am wondering how things turned out.
They turned out fine, thanks! They were growing in Happy Frog and worm castings, so other than molasses, I didn't give them nutes.
 
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