Cal-Mag and N Deficiency in Flower? Thanks!

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Fox farm trio is notoriously strong if you’re following any schedule or back of bottle info. Probably locked up from excess salts.

Hey, It does indeed look like that is a calmg issue. In your diary it says your stepping away from liquid nutes and going to dry like dr.earth. Just beware of dry nutes needs time to be worked into the medium and it need microbes to break it down. You may run into massive problems doing a switch mid grow and around flower. I'd almost say to keep on the liquid and start a new grow with the dry stuff. But if its not an option flush them, a lot, to get ride of any built up salts as that will kill the microbes. Water with a beneficial inoculant as well to get the process started. Your PH will also change, your diary says its soil, but that looks a lot like soilless to me. and I would say FFOF is soiless vs soil, but that's just my opinion of it, I could be wrong. If it is soiless though, PH should be in the range of 5.5-6.2 for liquid feed. Dry nutes you will want a range of 6.4-6.8. Maybe your in a pH lockout? One last thing, Your combining a lot of other brands of nutrients, I don't personally know as I've never done that before, but I feel some of them maybe reacting together and cancelling out. Or there's to much of some things and its locking out others. With out know your concentration of the feed in PPM or EC, its hard to tell if this is the case. You should do some quick math and try and calculate the NPK ratio of all them things combined. you might be surprised. and try to get some EC and PPM reading of the run off. Lot of information in here, just do what your comfortable with and experiment. Best of Luck and Happy Growing

I think your a little low on PH in soil.