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The off color is most likely attributed to pH. Otherwise, looks like you have a nice little grow starting. Good luck.

There is a marked difference between orange oil (your title) and d-limonene. The former is considered an 'extract', the latter is considered a 'terpene hydrocarbon' Either or will require distillation. One is food grade, the latter is not. I would do a full body of research before I went too...

I totally follow your logic...if one, why not the others? Maybe it's just a bad seed...or? I would consider adjusting your pH down to 5.8 and see if there's improvement. And be sure your probe is working correctly, ie it's calibrated. Otherwise, I got nothin'. Wish I could be more help...

What are you feeding and how much? Are you positive of your pH and have you considered lowering it? What are you doing for Mg and Ca? If I had to give just one guess...pH.

Nature persists....never give up on them. Congrats!

I'm not here looking to be right...just here to try and help. I'm glad to hear you figured it out...you'll be golden now. Good luck.

I try to avoid any further N inputs once I hit flower, so yes, if it were me, I'd use Epsom and leave the CalMag out...unless you think you need Ca. Slow and steady wins this race...good luck.

You're showing a K deficiency; the chattered, brown leaf margins. Good luck.

I agree; the leaf examples look short on Mg. Epsom salt will help, so you're not bombarding them with the added N during flower, from the Calmag. Good luck.

No to nutrient burn. Maybe you left a drop of water on the leaf, maybe it's mechanical, but for sure it's not nutrient burn. I wouldn't let one spot bother me. Good luck.

One plant, 14 plants, a thousand; whatever's important to you. I wasn't trying to suggest otherwise friend. Simply put, you don't flush coco ran plants with plain water, much less for 3 days. If it were me, I'd get back to feeding the right way; thru your medium. Good luck.

I wouldn't foliar feed anything at 3 weeks in. Why can't you just let them dry out? What are you growing in?

Do yourself a favor and leave out the coco. When you're ready to use coco, use it at 100%...otherwise, I'd skip it all together if you're going soil. And yes, you can manage 3. Remember, you're the artist...craft the plants the way you need to, to get them to work for you. Good luck.

And listen...if it doesn't end well, look at what you've learned, what you'll be able to share with someone starting out like yourself years from now and how much better of a grower you're going to be on the next go round. Find your silver lining if need be....good luck.

Beautiful flowers and plant...

Give it time if you just made pH corrections. Good luck.

All I'm saying is take a moment and read the complete label and then take a moment to read the SDS. There are warnings, first aid measures, environmental warnings and toxicology results. Look at what they say is in it...and keep reading until you see the 'and insecticidal toxins* Cannabis is...

Well, it's definitely not Ca...and while it sort of looks like an Mg issue, I don't think it is. Not to beat a dead horse, but I'd be sure your pH probe is working correctly. It's in your new growth, so it's currently happening, whatever it is. Sorry I can't be anymore help. Good luck.

What pH are you running? Have you checked the pH of your medium? This is where I'd start.

I don't see any issues. Good luck.