Like others have said looks like potassium. Would think ph might be off? Roots too wet?
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I reuse my soil too. So weāre all in the same boat. (Jet, papalag). Fussy plants are such a bitch to deal with. I like your idea thoughā¦repot in dry soil. Maybe just fresh water for first watering and start fresh. Touch her with your green thumb.
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it always the problem with these kind o symtoms. these yellowings can be a combination from
mg, fe, zn, mn, . so what you said would be the best course of action
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Iām finding more and more some plants need special attention. Sometimes they just get fussy lol
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I do know she hates wet feet, and I had to up my cal-mag a bit to keep her nice and deep green as she started a similar yellowing from the bottom up though for me, she also INSTANTLY started drooping and yellowing before a single other plant when my VPD was off cuz my humidifier kicked out.
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Missed out alot in here in a week @Jetdro forgot to put this on watching. And I thought @TopShelfTrees1 thread was busy. Got that aray 3 finally, thanks for showing her off. Buds of your fritter looking fire 
All the best mate
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thats so true ! youÄŗl always will need a few runs to see what kind if special treatment they could need!
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I dunnoā¦I would start with the repot into dry soil and fresh water. See the plants reaction and adjust from thereā¦wouldnāt treat what Iām not totally certain onā¦ could just compound the issue. My .02ā¦
But totally agreeā¦some plants are just queens and need royal treatmentā¦lol
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New soil some bigger potā¦ Add some worm casting and she will be happy in 2 weeks
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damn right some of them are princess on pea! one ppm of something to much or to less and they yellow. and some could eat pure acid and produce nice buds 
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Every plant has an order now like a valley girl going to starbucks
Half water, light nutrients, extra mag
For us Canadiansā¦ a double double
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Amen to that ! 
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We all need to get back to growing forward and think like a plant
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Could be Potassium, but I donāt see the typical blotches in the leaf:
so I am thinking more about the start of a Magnesium:
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Mkrning @Jetdro, I would try to āre-potterā her. 
To me it looks like sheās over watered and not taking up nutrients. If you can let her dry back. a bit, it may resolve itself.
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I concur @ReikoX she definitely doesnāt like wet feet
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Good catch brother
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The dandelions got me spitting out my coffee. Too good 
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I agree I think thatās the course of action several of you have a head on it I think Iām going to up pot her in some dry soil and just give her a light watering with water sit back and see what happens
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