I use tap water but it's not hard water here where I live, I wonder if that's where the calmag comes in.
I'm getting confused over all the mixed answers, i feel like people here skim through what you have to say a lot and don't read the whole post. I've stated my growing medium and stuff already and I've said a bunch of times I'm talking about the lighter colored leaves being weird to me not the darker leaves.
Correct me if I'm wrong but don't all stages of nitrogen toxicity progressively get darker? Like leaves noticeably take on a darker color all over and get a waxy shine?
If I'm right.... Why is everyone here telling me my lighter colored leaves are a result of over feeding with nitrogen? I'm confused! Wouldn't over feeding be a toxicity? What gives?
Since I already fed twice and stated that, I'll be adding a light dose of calmag after a good watering, (I can't flush this plant it's damn near impossible) along with going back to my regular feeding schedule with added calmag after that.
I hate to say this but in 15 years of growing off and on I've never measured ph on my tap or runoff, I've never had to. This is the first time I've had any problems I guess. I've been told it's steady here at around 7 and I know the water never leaves stains or deposits.
I've always used good soils and recently added buffers to my soils out of recommendation. Never killed a plant from negligence.