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Plus lime will raise your ph the more you add

Lol if you're running synthetics DONT run dolomite lime. You won't have the microbiome to break it down to a usable form for your plant. But if you're running organics, yes it works great but cal mag products work better, unless were talking about soil.

Wow that is pretty low even for coco. Is that your medium? And your ph reading should be paired to either synthetic nutrients (5.8 ideal imo) or organic nutrients (6.5 ideal imo)

Also just an fyi, my mix you dont need to cook, plug and play!

You could either run a super soil or a more safe approach. Here's my outdoor mix: (per 30 gallon container) Happy frog base soil Canadian peat moss (about 1/5 the amount of soil) Worm gold plus earthworm castings (3 cups) Extra perlite Extra vermiculite Insect frass (1/2 cup) Dolomite lime ( 1...

Or it could be just as simple as adding more cal mag..good luck..let us know how it goes

Edit: I was just looking at other peoples calc deficiencies in the early stages and it def looks similar to your problem. Just know though that it could be multiple faucets causing it though if thats the case. Again 1 being rootbound can lock out nutrients, ph imbalance, or excess/too little of...

Rust mold definitely looks like that. I'd definitely check my run off for ph issues first though. Second, what size pot is it in? Is it potentially super rootbound? I've seen out of this world deficiencies with root bound plants. Another option could be a micro nutrient deficiency..do you use...

Did you check the run off for ph imbalance?

Sorry I'm still commenting about the original post my bad.

What I'm saying is your plant can become contaminated with a pathogen---virus or not. Could be fungal or bacterial. whether that be transmitted through bugs, or other means like clones getting infected in an aero cloner. That can make your plants do weird things..including strange growth patterns.

Yeah hes confusing the general public. People use "virus" as a general term dude. Just because your plant didnt contract Tmv per se, doesnt mean it's not eternally sick. It could definitely have contracted a bacterial or fungal disease along the way. You had even described it in what you said...

no such thing? That's fairytale stuff dude! Haha

But anyway, leaves will start yellowing as well if it's a calcium def. So keep an eye out for that

I'm not a pro grower or anything, but just wanted to show you one of my grow rooms. This is 1 out of my 3 bloom rooms

Yeah, rust mold came to mind too. But honestly I hate ffof I've always had problems with it, have switched to happy frog. Seems npk balance is off with ffof especially when you start adding nutes. Problem with cal mag is, is it's not organic, and is a salt. So over time itll kill your microbiome...

Also a pic of the whole plant would be nice too, not gonna lie lol

Or do the leaves feel papery?

But yeah like leather said too, it could be a calcium def starting too maybe. You got some purple stems or?