No. ;-)

-Babka

Thanks Babka, just some stress?

Yeah, ADG looks chlorotic...that's caused by a food imbalance, a variety of factors are potentially at play.

Pieter

in my MI ... i would be very careful about too much fert in pots.. this time of year ... i mention this for colder zone peeps that might be seeing this ...

also ... keep in mind.. you have a media problem ... its out of whack ... that doesnt necessarily mean ... a fert will solve the issue ... its almost an apples/oranges type of conversation ...

if this same thing happened in soil ... new leaves looking like this.. i might suggest ... you give them a week or two.. and see if they color up properly.. before you go slathering on all kinds of goos ... i might suggest.. an august flush just might be reacting different than a may flush ...

of course.. when you are dealing with pots .. and flushing stuff out the bottom ... you have to deal with replenishment of that which you flushed out ... and its not always food that is being washed out ...

when is the last time they were repotted .. media does wear out ... and it might be easier to replace the media.. rather than try to balance out a failing product ...

ken

I just see plants that are transitioning colors. Yellow Polka Dot Bikini and Snake Eyes do that. My Komodo Dragon new leaves always look like your Abiqua Drinking Gourd photo for the first few weeks after they unfurl.

If you have a "media problem" as Ken suggests, then so do I. ;-)

-Babka

Thanks everyone, these probably need a media change. Thanks for all your help