Need help with diagnosis, please!

I recently just moved to MI to participate in the Medical Marijuana movement and to start my career as a medical marijuana farmer or 'care-giver', as the Michigan Medical Marihuana act of 2008 calls it. I am currently working on my first crop! I have read quite a bit off this forum and out of several books but I am very much still learning the art of growing good Marijuana;

I want to be sure of my problems before i begin treating them. If anyone with more experience can help me diagnose i would greatly appreciate it and, you may be the reason my first crop survives.

first, i wanna let grasscity know a little about my set up, which is still very incomplete; perhaps i can get a few suggestions.

I am running a 600W HPS light, growing both White Widow and AK-47 in Fox Farm jump start Organic soil; watering daily with Fox Farm 'Grow Big' fertilizer (one cap full/gallon PH 5.0-6.0). The Hps is running 24/7 at this moment, as I am keeping it on my mothers, and simply moving my flowering plants in/out of the room every 12 hours. If any other information is required to help diagnose my problems, i will be more than happy to share that info on this post.

This is a picture of one of my newest leaves from my white widow mother. This is the problem i have least information about.



This problem is also on the white widow mother, perhaps related to the previous problem i showed. I am definitely seeing this on the leaves closer to the hps.





These photos were taking under the HPS light so it is hard to see the color of this problem. the best way I can describe the color is 'rusty'. There is no specific, notable pattern in which this issue appears.



This is on the AK-47 and very much becoming a problem especially on my ak-47 mother. I have cut off several leaves with these characteristic only to end up having to cut more just a few days later. I'm thinking this is either Ph-lock, calcium, magnesium, or phosphorous deficient. I have notice that the leaves that show this problem have red stems.

Thats all i have for now. Thank you in advance to grasscity community for your expertise.

 

Great! thank you for your help. i was suspicious of both magnesium and phosphorous deficiency but i didnt want to overeact nor undereact to the problems. Luckily, i have a magnesium supplement laying around the house somewhere so i will be leeching tonight and will soon begin feeding them magnesium; I will post back in a few days to let ya know if i see any changes =D Once again, thank you for your help and pointing me in the right direction; I am certainly a newb but hoping to make this work into a career so i can use all the help i can get.

 

thanks. Overfeeding would make sense; I bought the clones already rooted in mid December and the foliar growth they have had since has been pretty extreme - way bigger than i expected. The PH of the water mixed with the nutrients is between 6.0-6.5 however the water that drains out of the pot is between 5.0-6.0. do i have to correct this and bring the soil to 6.5, also? as far as the mutant leaves go, environmental stress would also make sense because it is primarily found on my white widow mother which has been pretty sensitive to the HPS light intensity since day 1. My plants on a 12/12 light cycle seem pretty healthy so im going to start keeping the door to my grow room open to better manage the heat and i also plan to put the mothers on 18 hours of light instead of 24. I have already been leeching my soil for the past few days in preparation to take clones (thanks to this forum i know i was cloning completely wrong before) so, hopefully the deficiencies will begin to clear up soon.

Thanks again, everyone for your help; and no, i dont live in or near a nuclear power plant but i do live in Detroit...lol, maybe detroit is what causes my mutated leaves?

 

when i was a kid, like 16 or something terribly young and idiotic like that, i threw a seed i got from a bag of cheap dirt weed in a ceramic coffee mug filled with potting soil. I put the dirt filled mug in my dresser drawer and about a week later the thing had sprouted and was struglling to get light. i raised it on my window sil until one day my friend said, "you gotta give it nutrients". so, i watered it with Mircale grow concentrate...not mixed with any water at all- straight miracle grow.. and of course it fried the poor thing to death.. oh well, it was mid-grade dirt and probably male anyway.