Idfk wtf this is

Tbh it does looking at it look just like calcium and magnesium deficiency . Are you sure she hasn't locked out and won't intake any of the nutes mentioned above? what's your run off ? ec etc ?

A few things that popped into my head: Might be possible you are locking out mg with too much cal. Could be over watering causing deficiency Could be cold temperatures Could be ph, soil likes 6.5 for calcium and magnesium, soil less likes 5.5ish I'm not sure man, I hope you get her sorted out.

@SLuGGeRNauT_420 You could have had the fungus in the veg stage and now you are seeing it during the flowering stage, because that is when your plants are focusing their energy on reproduction and are thus at their most vulnerable. If you're 100% sure its not that then it could be phosphorus excess. It affects the plant by causing a massive nutrient lockout of other elements like calcium, copper, iron, magnesium and zinc, being zinc the first micro-element to get blocked. In this way, you must check for deficiencies of other elements to correctly diagnose a phosphorus excess and to know how severe it actually is. If you detect an excess of this element you should flush the roots with at least three times of water than the capacity of the pot. There are products to break down salts to ease the flushing of the roots, which should be always used with an adjusted pH level depending on the life stage of the plant.

Dehumidifier set to 55% not fungus not ph runoff is around the same as ph in 5.9 is what I aim for

Brown or rust-colored spots on your marijuana leaves are usually the result of a fungus or a calcium or magnesium deficiency, but they can also result from nutrient burn. You have no diary so my guess on what you are saying and your pictures is fungus.

pH issues