Would appreciate a second opinion.

I feel like this is a mag deficiency, just looking for some more opinions and how to ammend the problem, I know you can use Epsom salts, my soils still wet from the last watering though should I still add Epsom salts or let dry out more.

Here's pic sorry got stoned forgot

1000w pro mix bx 72° rain water ppm of 50 no nutes yet as I was hoping to ammend and fertilize organically but I may have to just use what I have.

the layer of those two leaves is actually missing. it's not mag def. looks like either bugs (but not quite that) or a genetic issue that is disallowing the tissue from forming in those areas.

Keighan said:

Here's pic sorry got stoned forgot

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To me it looks like floro burn.

Seen any little fuckers flying around? My guess is fungus gnats, especially if you keep the top of your medium moist or soaked in H2O

Over all pale look to the plant,id say its catabolizing nitrogen from the older leaves for new growth.Plant is hungry now is a good time to start feeding a balanced n p k profile for growth at probably quarter strength.

Its the start of a nitrogen deficiency imho.

Its continuing to newer leaves interveinal clorosis i just top fed some garden tone with biotone. Idk

Figured it out, its been misdiagnosed last grow to, root aphids, cant believe i lert them get me this long, inwill either be using Beauveria bassiana or nematodes, id preferably like to use the fungus I have heard it gives better results but jesus, is it expensive around 100 for 1 lb. Im in the wrong business apparently.