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Look at your plants. What are they telling you? They look pretty happy; I wouldn't over think things. Good luck

Each method is different and not necessarily related or correlated to the other. It just depends on what you're trying to do. You may want to take the time to research each method, see why it's done and then decide what to do. Good luck.

My best guess is this: " No Calmag, as this pre buffered" You're going to need to supply additional Ca and Mg by the looks of your plants. Good luck

Yes, how large of a light are you using, what kind, etc? Why do you feel pH down is the necessary move? I'm curious.

The Epsom you added will take care of the Mg you need. No need adding additional Ca or N.

10 4, glad I could help

Ok, good. See what it does or doesn't do for your plants....Roots look fantastic btw. Good luck.

If it were me, in the future, work the Epsom salt into your reservoir vs. spraying it. See if they green up with the Epsom. I wouldn't do too much more at the moment; they aren't that far off. Good luck.

Just a picture showing your whole plant...just be sure it's not under colored light.

That's what I would deduce from what you've just posted; yes. Do you generally run Epsom Salt or is this the first time using it? Can you provide full plant pictures under ambient light?

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Pests...your 3rd, 4th and last pic show them clearly; no loop needed. They look short on P and Mg as well... Good luck friend.

pH....start here. Good luck.

I have to agree with hotrodharley, you've got something off in your pH. Your plants are showing multiple deficiencies. If your soil is full of nutrients, once you dial in your pH, you'll know it. Good luck.

I'm guessing it's a bit more than variegation. If it were, it'd be on pretty much all your leaves (maybe it is?). If you look beyond the leaves you're posting about, you'll see other leaves in your pics showing deficiencies and / or pH issues. This is where I'd start. Good luck.

How big of an LED? Your plants look as though they're getting a little too much of it. You're also showing multiple deficiencies along different plants which would cause me to first be sure of everyone's pH. Good luck.

Some helpful advice... Keep your coco moist all the time...your coco looks dry. Your pH range should fall within 5.6-6.0, with 5.8 pH being the sweet spot. You'll need to adjust it accordingly. Always feed the plant....don't use plain water. Good luck

It certainly happens; yes. Nothing to worry about; good luck.

I wouldn't flower plants that look like that. You need to fix them first or the flowering stage will be a waste. If you have two plants receiving the same nutrients and they don't look like this, I'd look at the pH of the two in question and I'd comb them over for bugs.

She looks short on Mg...Epsom Salt is your friend. Good luck.