-What strain, Seed bank, or bag seed (photo or auto)
Gorilla glue, ilgm, auto
-Age of plant
Day 60
-Method: Soil w/salt, Organic soil, Hydroponics, Aquaponics, KNF
Subcool mix ffhf layer method.
-Vessels: Type and capacity of container (fabric, plastic, etc)
Plastic 3 gal i think. Maybe 2.5 gal.
-PH and TDS of Water, Solution, runoff (if Applicable)
Water ph 6.7, runoff Na but soil meter says 6.4
-PPM/TDS or EC of nutrient solution if applicable
Ppm of my teas are around 1100 to 1200 for flower.
-Method used to measure PH and TDS
Vivosun combo blue and yellow
-Indoor or Outdoor if indoor, size of grow space
Indoor. Marshydro 2.3x2.3x64 sharing with a Bruce Banner auto
-Light system List brand and wattage/spectrum
Ts1000 on max sitting 18in above with added red light. I don’t want to put an Amazon link so I’ll put a pic of the lights
-Actual wattage draw of lights
150 i think or 100
-Current Light Schedule
18/6
-Temps; Day, Night
77f, 68f
-Humidity; Day, Night
Pretty dry. 29rh , 39rh
-Ventilation system; Yes, No, Size
-AC, Humidifier, De-humidifier,
I got an igloo swamp cooler i can hook up.
-Co2; Yes, No
Nah but my room is a lung room for the tents. I do need to extend the exhaust outside or to the attic.
Sorry about my chicken scratch note taking. 
I also top fed a little fish bone meal by the first week of flower.
I don’t use calmag and I’m kinda thinking it might be that but idk. At first it was just on the lower leaves but i noticed the past couple days the top new growth is showing small signs. I’m not noticing any bugs on the bottom of leaves. The Bruce banner she’s next to isn’t showing the signs but she gets the same treatment.
Looks like a Cal-Mag deficiency.
I would say cal-mag as well but it is only mildly deficient. Looks like it may have a little nitrogen toxicity also.
Thanks @Deepsix , @HMGRWN I need to go pick up some cal mag from the store. I gave it water today. I’ll flush it out a bit more in a few days and add it then. That flush should help with the slight nitrogen tox too yeah?
Would i go by the recommendation on the cal mag or cut by half? I’ve heard of cutting what some nutrient products recommend down a bit. Idk. I never used it before so i gotta ask.
I use to do 5ml per gal water on water days.
Cal-mag is very mild in my experience. Adds very little to PPM. Some growers use it with every watering. I use full recommended dose when needed.
Agree with the others and would note that calcium and magnesium are critical nutrients that help with stem, cell, fighting pest and nutrient uptake. Give them 3-5 ml per gallon on feed or water days and 1/2 teaspoon of epson sat for magnesium and sulfur 
The only thing I have to add to the good comments above is to be careful pushing humid tent exhaust to an attic. The added humidity in your attic can lead to attic mold problems. I push mine to my attic but avoid it during the humid periods during veg.
I hooked up the vents in the tents to fixtures I’ve added to the attic access panel which is in my grow room. I pull the access panel and vent to the same room during much of the veg cycle when higher humidity is necessary.
Good thinking. Maybe just letting it exhaust through a window i can always rearrange the tent in the room.
@OGIncognito im about to pick up that cal mag now. And I’ll add the epsom salt to. Thanks again everyone.
Idk. Leaves are still rusting, drying up and falling off to easily. I’ve added the calmag according to bottle started it about 2 weeks ago. I think it’s helping. I’m going to up the feeding now. It looks like a deficiency to me, im just not sure. The Bruce next to it is going great both have been given the same treatment so. 
Side note she started to develops tricomes but her smell is not that great.
I looked at your plant for a good 5 minutes. It’s possible that you have a potassium deficiency.
I drew circles around the spots where your tips are curling a little. Along with the sporadic yellowing
Looks like the chart in the early stages.
What’s your PH going in my friend?
6.8 usually going in. I don’t test runoff but my soil meter says 6.6 ph.
Potassium uptake uses the lower part of the scale. Try PH’ ing your water at 6.4 the next couple times and see what happens. Sometimes it’s caused by too much calcium and/or nitrogen. If there’s too much of either it wont let potassium uptake correctly.
Thank you. I’ll give it shot with lowering the ph. Should i try this before adding more k to the mix. I was planning on lowering the amount of nitrogen too.
I’d slightly lower the nitrogen along with the lower ph and see what happens 
I’ll give it a shot we’ll see what happens. Thanks again.
Checking in on you @GrassMan420 to see how it’s going my friend?