HELP Indentifing Plant Problem (Only 3 weeks old w/ PIC)

Hello, RIU. As said in topic title, this plant is only a few days over 3 weeks old and has been showing a slow sign of this coming on... I'll just post the picture since it speaks a little easier.

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Thank you RIU. I fed her some Microblast and Cal-Mag+ last night (only about a 1/2ML of each).

kinda too early to tell but it could be lack of nitrogen .. check it again in a day and it will prob clear up.. if not flush the soil and start the nute process again.

Thanks zubey, any other input?

My money's on Magnesium.
Is everything the way it should be? pH? Dosage?

If the cal mag doesn't work. I use 1 tsp Epsom salt per gal with my nutes every feeding and Epsom salt is 100% natural magnesium

GrizzlyBudz said:

My money's on Magnesium.
Is everything the way it should be? pH? Dosage?

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Yeah, I haven't even really begun feeding her because she is so young... but recently started developing that slight nute def. I'm using RO water with my own soil mix, plenty of Dolomite Lime and it's purely organic... usually I never have to worry about my PH much.

REALSTYLES said:

If the cal mag doesn't work. I use 1 tsp Epsom salt per gal with my nutes every feeding and Epsom salt is 100% natural magnesium

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Will keep an eye on it for sure... just fed her some cal-mag and microblast last night so I'll see if she clears up soon. Thanks guys.

Look like it is tlme to start adding Nutes I would start with a light dose 1/4 strenth should help it rule of thumb be patiant wailt to see how the younger leaves look. the older ones will not get any worse.

I would start feeding them, also dont let different shades of green scare you. Young plants are often a little splotchy.

Thanks for all the input everyone! I will keep an eye on everything for sure...