Flowering but maybe some deficiency

I have 4 plants inside flowering. about 3-4 weeks in but I am noticing some discoloration of the leaves and stems. Lot of red stems on all 4 plants. So I am guessit is a soil deficiency and some yellowing and occasional red/brown leaf. I think it could be magnesium deficiency.
Especially since all 4 plants have red stems and some discoloration. I am attaching an images.

just want someone else more experienced to confirm and suggest what to do. Or should just leave them alone.


Some basic info. Running 2 led at 1200 w each 12 hours. Using fox farms trio, very sparingly. Average temp is about 61-64 degrees. Been this way since I have started
Plants look pretty healthy except for some leaves.

Holy cold man,bring the temp up.Red stems because its so cold.

Been growing since seed at this temp. Can’t really raise temp. Will it hurt them?

Terrible pictures. Don’t post pics with grow lights on. It’s impossible to see anything you’re describing.

blindmannzz said:

Been growing since seed at this temp. Can’t really raise temp. Will it hurt them?

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Get that temp up now like 75 degrees

hotrodharley said:

Terrible pictures. Don’t post pics with grow lights on. It’s impossible to see anything you’re describing.

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Thanks I knew better.

jakubman said:

Get that temp up now like 75 degrees

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Can’t raise temperature. But they have been growing under this same temp range since March

They look like there in cold storage.. Pretty slow growth at that temp..

I didn’t want to interrupt the light cycle. Here some images with lights off. As a novice I believe they look pretty good. I believe less is more when using nutrients and only organic.
2 of the plants are skywalker og, one is chocolope and the biggest is train wreck. Most plants in soft 3 gal air bags except for the train wreck it is in a bigger container with holes.
i am in a well so our water is chemical free (except for some naturally occurring nitrates and ph is around 6.2-6.5. Oh ignore water spots on leaves from sprayer

Is that powdery mildew I see?? Yak!
I wouldn’t be spraying plants in those temps.

No mildew. Water spots from sprayer

Is that from hard water what I see?

No I used a plant sprayer may have had some big bloom in the water. Well water naturally hard. Btw I have sometimes watered with soda water w extra CO2. Having a Sodastream is great for water g plants.

blindmannzz said:

No I used a plant sprayer may have had some big bloom in the water. Well water naturally hard. Btw I have sometimes watered with soda water w extra CO2. Having a Sodastream is great for water g plants.

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Why did you use a sprayer?
What soil are you in?
What actual lights are you using (brand/model)?
What is their draw from the wall?
What else are you giving them and how?

The more info you give the better info you get, help us help you

I had read somewhere spraying leaves with water was a better way to water plants
Lights waykme 1200 w full spectrum x2
Soil is a mix of 2 different organic soils mixed with organic potting soil and some organic miracle grow fertilizer. Approximately 3 cubic yards.
This is first time using indoor lights. I have other plants some in containers outside 3 flowering and about 4 ft bushy no issues. and 3 in ground outside. Flowering and 2 of them are over 8 ft. Outside plants have been supplemented twice with tiger bloom. All were started and still in same soil.
I think the inside plant could have magnesium Deficiency
But before I treat would like to confirm. Last week mixed a gallon of water w tiger bloom/big bloom split gallon over 2 days on the 4 indoor plants

blindmannzz said:

Been growing since seed at this temp. Can’t really raise temp. Will it hurt them?

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Get a heater dude

blindmannzz said:

No I used a plant sprayer may have had some big bloom in the water. Well water naturally hard. Btw I have sometimes watered with soda water w extra CO2. Having a Sodastream is great for water g plants.

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Lol... why don't you give it some gin and tonic too!

Do you think that would help?

oill said:

Get a heater dude

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Plants are growing fine at 61-65 degrees.

oill said:

Get a heater dude

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Plants are growing fine at 61-65 degrees.