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Are you letting your soil dry out between waterings? Just remember that you don't have huge root masses yet and your soil is gonna stay wetter longer.. which in turn can deprive the roots of oxygen thus causing all sorts of problems

them is some big ass pots lol I would go more around 2 tablespoons since your pots are sooooo big

I totally agree with you.. I have seen some pretty ignorant responses on here and if I was new to this and got responses like that I would be totally discouraged. I'm not referring to any posts on this thread but I have seen it

Def looks like you have lockout.. Looks like your magnesium and iron are gettin locked out. I would sprinkle around a tablespoon on top of the soin in each container. How big are your pots?

I think you'll be fine. But to be honest I really don't think that is a N def.

I would get rid of the pellets and get some liquid food. Is there any hydro stores that you can go to?

Good luck bro and remember to start supplementing your calmag right when you flip your lights next grow.. You won't run into this problem again.

it will work.. just start out lite on it cause the food in MG is immediately available and is known to burn plants. More doesn't always equal better

If I was you then I would transplant into some soil that you know exactly whats in it... That soil looks RUFF

Looks like she is hungry, those pellets your using are very slow release. But the thing that gets me is that if its in compost then there should be ample food in there for a smaller plant. Are you sure its compost?

can you take some pics with the hps lights off? Hard to see the coloring of the leaves with the lights on

Get some dolomite lime, topdress with it and then water. It will buffer your ph to around 6.5

and get a toothpick and some twist ties to prop her up

I would just leave her alone for a couple of days, don't even look at her and when you go back in youll be amazed on the transformation that has occured.

Magnesium def, calmag will help.. next grow start supplementing with calmag right when you flip your lights to 12/12

and i see that it's in a shower? which usually indicates that you gave her a good flush? DO NOT flush because your washing away any nutrients the plant was feeding on. This is a very common problem, supplement some with some calmag and in some time the yellowing will stop

that would be a magnesium def, calmag should help

I wouldn't trust runoff but if it is that low then your gonna have certain nutrients being locked out

To OP, you got my advice... I'm sick and tired of trying to help people and you got a hundred people giving a hundred opinions.. Good luck bro and hope everything works out for you

I said calmag.... NOT only magnesium, because they work in harmony together....