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Word. My nutes are Fox Farm and soil is OceanForest. Does that change anything?

Using distilled and purified tap water.

Nope, I need to get some?

Those are water spots.

Here are a bunch of pictures. Hope it can help anyone diagnose my potential problem. TIA.

It's on the middle of my plants thought. Hold on and I'll take a few more pictures.

The two I think are Mag def. but not 100% sure. Those are on my Blackberry plants and then the brown spots are on one of my Blue cheese plants. Thoughts?

First two pictures are of my BlackBerry plants and the last picture is of one of my Blue Cheese plants. So are you still thinking Mag def. in the BB but what about for my cheese?

No, it needs nutrients as soon as the soil dries up. There is no nute burn on that plant, just has N deficiency.

Just check your soil day by day and see how moist/damp it is. When it is dry enough, mix 1 tsp of GrowBig into 1 gallon of water and just give the plant as much water as your normally would, just don't drown it. If all the soil is saturated, it is too wet. The N-P-K of BigBloom is nowhere near...

YOOOO OP, I am running the same nutes and you need to do what the one poster said about drying it out to 90% and then feed them. Mix in 1 tsp of Grow Big per gal of water and it should perk up and start greening up.

Unfortunately, I do not have any pics of it.

Over watered and looks like a N deficiency.

I have only grown once. 1/2 lb off two plants in a cedar wardrobe.

You wouldn't believe me if I told you how many grows I've completed.

Why no comments?

It is a MH not HPS. I'll switch to that lamp in less than two weeks.

Here is link to my grow journal

Set-up: 4'x8'x6' Grow tent Virtual Sun VS1000DS 1000W MH/HPS Ventech 440CFM 6" inline fan w/insulated ducting Phresh 6"x18" inline duct silencer Fox Farm OceanForest soil Fox Farm Grow Big, Big Bloom, Tiger Bloom & Bush Doctor series Perlite 3 gal. black planters Acquired 5 Blackberry, 5 Blue...

Nice to see some responses over here. Grasscity is very slow, maybe dead. Anyways they kinda formed over night so it could be a heat issue as I forgot to open up my ventilation. It was recirculating in the same room but it didn't ever get higher than 85. My usual temps are b/t 68-75.