How is everything looking so far for about day 25?

Overall Health and Structure Growth Vigor: The three plants are looking bushy, well-established, and at an ideal size for canopy training under the trellis net. Container Variety: You are utilizing a mix of a fabric pot on the left and standard plastic pots in the front and back-right, all draining well into the tent floor. Foliage Observations Top-Right Plant: The plant in the white container shows some distinct yellowing and slight tip burn on the lower fan leaves. This often points to minor nutrient burn, a slight pH drift in the root zone, or an early mobile nutrient deficiency. Front and Left Plants: The plant in the front green pot and the one in the fabric pot display a deeper, more uniform green color, though keeping a close eye on their lower foliage as they transition is recommended. Next Steps for Training Canopy Management: With the net positioned directly above them, they are at the perfect height to begin tucking and weaving the main shoots horizontally to fill out the grid.

Step-by-Step Action Plan to Restore Health To safely correct the issue without shocking the plants, follow these procedural steps: 1. Check and Adjust the Input pH • If growing in soil, ensure your watering solution is strictly between 6.0 and 6.5. • If growing in coco coir or hydroponics, target a pH between 5.8 and 6.0. • Nutrient lockout caused by incorrect pH is the most common reason these symptoms appear even if you are actively feeding them. 2. Check the Runoff EC/PPM • Measure the Electrical Conductivity (EC) or Parts Per Million (PPM) of the water that drains out of the bottom of the pots. • If the runoff PPM is significantly higher than your input water, salt buildup is causing nutrient burn. Flush the medium with pH-balanced water to reset it. 3. Supplement with Cal-Mag • If your pH is confirmed to be in the correct range and runoff is normal, the plant likely has a genuine Magnesium deficiency. • Add a dedicated Cal-Mag supplement (1–2 mL per gallon) to your regular watering schedule, or apply a very diluted dose as a foliar spray just before the lights turn off. 4. Environmental Optimization • Ensure your grow lights are not positioned too close to the top canopy, as intense light can accelerate nutrient deficiencies and cause the upper margins to bleach or yellow faster.