Another plant with an issue

Can anyone identify this issue. Deficiency?

If you’re referring to the burned tips on some of the leaves that looks light nutrient burn.

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Slight magnesium issue just from the visual

Agree with @1HappyPappy. Looks like magnesium issue to me @Cannafitter. 1g of Epsom salt to your nutrients might fix it. If you’re already using it, probably you’ll have to add cal mag. Trainwreck usually doesn’t need added cal mag, but I’ve grown a few that did need it.

It has gotten some calmag. Is it possible that it has a deficiency already and is showing visually thar bad?. New happyfrog soil and has gotten calmag a few times.

I used Ocean Forest when I grew in soil for plants past the seedling stage @Cannafitter so I don’t know much about Happy Frog. I started using nutrients after 4 weeks or so. I don’t know what nutrient mix you’re using. Could be something you need to add or maybe a nutrient lockout for some reason. You could always flush her with a couple of gallons of water. That will reset everything and after that you can go back to normal feeding.

What is ph? You shouldn’t have to feed anything for at least 5 weeks in ff soil.

Agree with @beachglass…the soil should be packed with nutrients for a while. I seem to fight magnesium degiciencies and solve it with a tiny amount of epsom salts but always check ph first. Ph in and Soil ph