Identified deficiency

I think in what i see is that she’s hungry…

I strongly believe it's your VPD, or an environmental issue, 100% You need to increase your humidity to at least 50% with your temps that high. It's way too dry in there and that's what is making your plant look deficient. Good luck and happy growing

I would say it looks like the beginning of calcium and nitrogen deficiencies but you are loading that plant up with calmg 2ml/l so it should not be an issue. If you are not getting a good amount of runoff it might be a buildup in the medium. next irrigation aim for 20% of the pots volume as runoff. I think this should help it out. PH is on point as well as temps. You are correct in thinking that it's not getting a lot of P Canna tera has a npk of 3:1:4 so it is lower in P. CaMg also has extra N in it as well. canna rhizotonic has a NPK of 0.6-0.2-0.6, again not a lot of P. Good Luck!

Go for full dose of blooming fertilizer with watering for 3 days. She needs it a lot right now. Then u should use clean water for 1-2 days and other fertilizers later

Hi, I had a look at your dairy and they always seem a bit droopy from to much water to me, this could lead to root rot and cause all types of symptoms. Might try letting her gone bone dry and see how she reacts. Gl on your grow you got a nice plant.

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Looking Like they are in need of calmag but your diary says you are already giving it to them. I'm not a big fan of all in one formulas like what you are using, for obvious reasons. 800ppm is a little light on the feed for the size of those plants. You can increase to 1200ppm once a week or 600ppm 2 times a week. I like the split feed routine personally. Looking at your plants they look yellow with necrosis. The necrosis kinda looks like potassium but it's not. It doesn't look like a Phosphorous issue. To me it looks like a Calcium deficiency. Calcium deficiency can display in numerous ways but it always ends up with patches of necrosis or speckled necrosis and typically on the upper half of the plant. Calcium is best absorbed at a 6.2 pH Your pH is 6.4 which isn't the end of the world, but given the look of your plants, it leads me to question if your root zone's pH is 6.4 or........

I'd hit her with some more bloom .. looks like she needs some PKs ...Goodluck growmie