Mag def or overall nute def?

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Hi All, any help or thoughts appreciated.
I have a grow journal going on in the indoor section, under gntelos loft grow for a bit of background info.
Basically ive been a bit hesitant to feed my plants as a.couple of weeks ago i gave them a firs feed of biobizz grow and Algamic but was a bit soon and ended up burning them(im growing in tropic bat mix) Anyways the last week or so they have had just plain water and a very week solution of biobizz grow and bloom....my gut instinct is i should have given them nutes again sooner..as they have really started to flower and clearly needed food. Yesterday i gave them 1ml grow, 2ml bloom, 2ml algamic, 1ml shogun calmag per litre....
You can see on the top right plant what looks like a clear mag defeciency, again any help or thoughts appreciated.
LIGHT- GNTELOS 0008
SOIL - TROPIC BAT MIX
POTS-11 LITRE RHIZO
WATER- PH 7
SOIL RUN OFF PH 6.9
NUTES- BIOBIZZ RANGE
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I would think your pH is high. Looks like a N deficiency to me but I'm not the expert. With the pH that high I think they will have a touch time taking up nutes. I'm usually trying to be between 6.25-6.7 in my soil grow..... Just saying though because I'm not the expert.
 
My bet is on Ca and P, mostly because you're in flowering and plants needs more of those nutrients at that age.
 
:toke: we need more pics of affected leaves, closer shots,...whole single plant too please.... preferably in normal light, LED/COB/HID make for lousy color rendering....
I'd say that looks more like P defc.,... look into getting a bloom booster, something with richer P and K, minimal N....
 
Phosphorus is my nemesis.... it sneaks up on you imitating other deficiencies...then bam...

I'm guessing P here too.
 
Thanks for replys all! pretty sure now it was a p deficiency with a little N def and mag def thrown in! Was taken by surprise at how quickly they turned there energy to flowering and i simply didnt supply them with the nutrition they needed quick enough, They seem to have responded well to a good hit of Bloom and some Grow. cheers again.
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