What's wrong with my new growth??

[BaylessBrewer]

Just got home from a awesome week of vacation out in Colorado to find that all of the new growth (side arms) on my Centennial plant looks off. The leaves are a bit more yellow than they look in the pictures. The two Cascades that are in the same raised bed have no discoloration similar to what is on the cascades.
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[alane1]

Do the bines with the pale green growth have shorter nodes, like this?View attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1467824295.931124.jpg

 

[BaylessBrewer]

Do the bines with the pale green growth have shorter nodes, like this?View attachment 360967

No, nothing has chaanged with the length of the nodes. I wonder if it had to do with all the rain we had (3-5in) while i was on vacation?

 

[alane1]

Wouldn't hurt to do a soil test. Nitrogen does move through the soil faster than phosphorus. It's almost to that time though that adding nitrogen might adversely affect hop flavor.

 

[Ozarks Mountain Brewery]

use epsom salts in the soil, it works

 

[Voodoo]

Nope, not nitrogen, you'd see yellowing starting in the leaves at the base of the plant moving up similar to this shot:

Not magnesium (epsom salts) either, the plants get yellow in the leaf sections but green in the veins like this:

Thats a calcium deficiency in those troubled leaves. Go find CalMag or a CalMag-like product and follow the directions on the container. If you're looking for faster results, there should be foliar application rates on the bottle, it'll green em right up.

 

[BaylessBrewer]

Nope, not nitrogen, you'd see yellowing starting in the leaves at the base of the plant moving up similar to this shot:

Not magnesium (epsom salts) either, the plants get yellow in the leaf sections but green in the veins like this:

Thats a calcium deficiency in those troubled leaves. Go find CalMag or a CalMag-like product and follow the directions on the container. If you're looking for faster results, there should be foliar application rates on the bottle, it'll green em right up.

Thanks! I've been all over the Internet looking for some answers. I'll hit my local nursery tomorrow and grab some

 

[BaylessBrewer]

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[BaylessBrewer]

Ok, so I took a leaf with me to the nursery today and they recommended that I get some Fertilome Tripe - Action insecticide, fungicide and miticide. Along with some Fertilome Yield Booster.
I'm going to mix them according to directions and and spray in the morning. Hopefully they help!
Here's the labels. If anyone has any advice please speak up. I'm a novice at growing hops and I don't want to kill my plants or make things worse.
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