Spyder7answered grow question 4 years ago You're going to get a lot of people suggest deficiency in Cal or Mag or both but I doubt its either. You're growing in soil and have been supplementing since week 1 with fertilizer, even though your soil is fertilized unless you're growing in raw pete. And you've been adding Cal Mag so a deficiency would only be from ph, not from lack of nutrients.
It looks like you have had at least one nute surplus (toxicity) since at least week 5: you can see it in your photos. Its why your lowest leaves look so dark compared to the new (which began in week 5).
Phosphorous is one candidate. It can make your plant look like that and excess P displaces Ca and Mg so it can resemble a deficiency in either, but the clue that isn't is that you've been giving it plenty of Cal Mag and P surplus begins as deep green leaves. After 3 weeks, it looks like what you have now.
There may be burn there to. Either way, the solution is to flush. You might even want to add a flushing agent to remove all the surplus salts if you can get it locally (its not something to delay the flush for though).
Then you nee to really scale back your nutes. A lot.