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Thanks for sharing our guide to potassium deficiency! It does look like potassium to me as well. But there's something else going on, the yellowing in between the veins of the leaves indicates it. Some of the fertilizers you mentioned are really strong. Most likely there's an imbalance of the...

I agree, tip burn doesn't equate washing. Can you post pics?

There is definitely some yellowing going on. If bubblefunk is right and the rust coloring is a fungi, "it is opportunist. it preys on unwell plants" I don't know if the yellowing may come from the fungi as well, so I'd also check pH, something may be going on there. Magnesium is after all a most...

I'm no expert in toxicities but I'd have to agree. Besides that, "giving them tap water with a natural pH range in 8.5-9.5 range" this is really bad. And I don't feel so great about the lemon juice, haven't heard that before. Try leaving the water on an open container for 24 hours before...

From what I saw, it took a lot of effort 😁 she's trying to make all of them deficiencies & toxicities. Do you think it can help out?

Not pests? Under leaves?

Way to go man. They're looking great. Probably got a few weeks left. How much exactly will be as per your liking

They're starting to curl inwards which would point me to hard pipe water or not enough water. Check this https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-plant-problems/underwatering

Generally, anything that isn't the main Nutrients is caused by root problems. (Be too much water, too few water, overfertilization, soil full of hard salts, root temperature, etc, etc). I'd start there, check pH of soil, check your watering habits. You'll likely find clues there.

It can be many things. But for starters, instead of regular tap water you should water with standing water. Fill containers with regular tap water and let it sit for 24 hours (without closing it). Also, the soil does look dry. If you insert your finger an inch, and it's not wet, you can water...