Help with grow

I have 2 different plants. The first plant is a ringos gift clone that you may notice has yellowing leaves that are falling off, as well as a couple of white spots on the newer leaves. My second plant is a clone that was given to me that has leaves full of flaws that I cannot pinpoint the issue. I suspect the first plant may be a nitrogen deficiency and the second plant some sort of nute burn. Just wanna hear from everyone else what might be going on. All help is appreciated!

fotwunna said:

I have 2 different plants. The first plant is a ringos gift clone that you may notice has yellowing leaves that are falling off, as well as a couple of white spots on the newer leaves. My second plant is a clone that was given to me that has leaves full of flaws that I cannot pinpoint the issue. I suspect the first plant may be a nitrogen deficiency and the second plant some sort of nute burn. Just wanna hear from everyone else what might be going on. All help is appreciated!

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Best to use natural light to take photo's rather than trying with the Blurple LED's on. It helps identify better.

fotwunna said:

I have 2 different plants. The first plant is a ringos gift clone that you may notice has yellowing leaves that are falling off, as well as a couple of white spots on the newer leaves. My second plant is a clone that was given to me that has leaves full of flaws that I cannot pinpoint the issue. I suspect the first plant may be a nitrogen deficiency and the second plant some sort of nute burn. Just wanna hear from everyone else what might be going on. All help is appreciated!

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Do you check your ph? What are you growing in and feeding? The one with the messed up leaves can be a myriad of things, the other however, and again, would be a touch easier in normal light, seems to be showing an issue with magnesium, iron or sulfur is the yellowing at the top, and starting a phosphorus issue as well. Its why im guessing maybe the ph is too low and phosphorus is bonding with iron, limiting their uptake...or, possibly an overdose of potassium or calcium. Will wait for more details about medium and feeding/watering.