[terpybakin]

Hows your IPM? It kind of looks like pest pressure. Scope it out really good. I think I see stipling or some kind of leaf miner track in the lower left of the first picture.

[sunny]

Did you use wettable sulfur by any chance?

[db373]

I had an issue with white flies that just started and I sprayed <b style=”font-family: inherit; font-size: inherit; color: var(–bb-body-text-color);”>Safer Brand Garden SG5452 3-in-1 Ready-to-Use Fungicide, Miticide, and Insecticide Spray – Kills Insects & Mites – Controls & Prevents Fungal Diseases – OMRI Listed for Organic Gardening and the two plants,

<b style=”font-family: inherit; font-size: inherit; color: var(–bb-body-text-color);”>I sprayed two plants and both have the same issue not sure if this caused it

[sunny]

J Mostro is most likely correct. I would like to put second guess as possibly collection of whatever spray when you spray. Possibly settled and caused issues. I can’t really tell if it’s more of a rotting look or of a burning look in the center of the leaf. overwatering, though… That certainly been a big problem In my career. I would let them dry out too much. I would take seriously the whole drive back idea. And I think what I did was kill roots and then I would water them. The route ends would be dead so then they would rot in the water. It was a whole circle jerk. I just stopped over watering.

[jmystro]

This damage is not nutritional. It’s from some root stress. Most likely a severely out of range pH that’s causing the freak out. Random brown splotching with twisting leaves is the result.

[wrath420]

Definitely looks like the start of a PH problem or lockout issue with the twisted leaves and orange brown spots