Cal mag deficiency?

Thanks again y’all. So I did a cal mag bath , trimmed off the bad leaves. (Hopefully this wasn’t a mistake.) Also gave them all a peppermint spray on leaves, saw a few bite marks on leaves , from some sort of bug?🤘👾

Hi so like we told you it was Cal mag deficience but as you can see on your new leaves your plant recovered. New leaves are green healthy and don't show any signs of deficience but in the future use epsom salt against this deficience. It is very effective. You can add it in soil or mist your plant for a quicker effect. Good luck my friend. Bye

I agree with @KushGANG - I've got the same issue and all my research says that's what it is. I've started adding Epsom salts to my water/nutes for ALL my plants so no other will (hopefully) have the same problem. Nice thing about Epsom salts is that you can't give them TOO much... i.e., there's no amount that will actually damage the plant! Still, I've limited my addition to 3tsps in a gallon. I had rather expected to see a change in the "damaged" leaves but haven't - but since all the new growth is nice and green, I'm not going to worry about it!

Hello Fox, Yes it was a CAL/MAG deficiency.... but it seems burn also. I hope it won't stress the baby too much. New leaves are alright. You can remove burn leaves with a clean scapel to prevent disease. What is your soil ??? Peace bro

Hello yes it seems you have cal mag deficience but your plant have recovered because your new leaves are green and healthy so in my opinion continue you doing it great. Then for cal mag deficience epsom salt are very effective. Just pay attention during next weeks. Good job and good luck