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One thing is for sure, you have no idea what you're seeing. Just last month you thought it was a potassium deficiency : https://www.rollitup.org/t/lights-camera-procrastination.997504/page-2 I'd love to know how it's possible that you're deficient in potassium with the mammoth amounts already...

A true 'deficiency' would've shown up after a week of using Mega Crop on NEW growth, not 9 weeks later on a leaf that's 5 weeks old. How do you not understand that??? Did you read that link that I posted? Again, DynaGro supplies 2% calcium which is 1/3 of what MC supplies, where is my...

I asked for EC, you gave me ppm. What scale is your TDS meter on? Actually, don't worry about it. Look, feeding with Grow and ONLY grow from start to finish at their recommended maintenance dose will crush it (I think that's 1/2 tsp/gal). No offense but you need to make this as easy as...

What products were you using? What EC were you feeding at?

https://plantix.net/plant-disease/en/700003/calcium-deficiency Calcium is not mobile in plants. That means that mature and older leaves are generally unaffected. Given the fact your food has calcium in it, how exactly do you think those older leaves all-of-a-sudden developed a 'calcium...

What were you growing in? What products were you using? RO or tap water?

First of all those plants look really nice. Secondly, if you actually had a calcium issue, do you think for once second that your plants would have gotten to the finish line looking that chunky and frosty? No. Your plants either have enough calcium or they don't. It's literally that simple...

Well you can either add pH-up or you can add something beneficial to the plants. Your choice. Advanced growers don't need instructions. Just a pH pen and a TDS meter. I think you mean silicon, which is the 2nd most abundant element on earth. I'll agree that their feeding schedule is not great...

You can be 100% sure that it has nothing to do with calcium, hence my joke above.

All joking aside, I think it's important to look at the overall health of the plant instead of worrying about the health of every single last leaf. Why does 1% of that leaf by weight look like it got a little more nitrogen than needed? Probably because it did? Or it could be an environmental...

The back of the DG bottle recommends 1/2 tsp so 2mls/gal isn't far off from their recommended dose. You don't need the RO system with 60ppm water. You wont need additional calcium. You don't need magpro either. You friend wasn't seeing a 'deficiency' because of magpro, he was seeing what...

I think he's saying the opposite too which makes no sense. He's correct about one thing: giving veg plants at least a week to get over the shock of upcanning before going into flower is definitely a good thing.

I'm pretty sure I'm using their V2.

Definitely a cal/mag deficiency ;).

I feel like you definitely want to make this as difficult as possible.

No. The soil has enough buffering power to put you in the right range.

No need for pH-ing products in soil.

The tipping plants in the hydro tray? I let them get a little bigger than normal during veg and the weight of the flowers during flowering is why some of the upper branches were laying on their side. That's one reason why I have that homemade trellis.

The plants have been harvested but if you had asked me this question during the last week of flower I'd say.... The density is OK. The head buds are as dense as you'd expect. It's that second tier of flowers that are on the less-dense side. That could be corrected with a bloom booster. I'm...

Honestly you could probably do 2mls/gal until you harvest them. Think about it: the bigger they get, the more water they'll need. The more water they get, the more actual food they'll get when watered. Make sense? There is no need to increase watering volume and feeding strength. That's 2...