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Have you checked the pH of the water?

Could you provide some pictures for reference?

The pic's a bit fuzzy, but it looks like it! :D The hairs almost look like white pairs of antenna when they come in, though the first are sometimes just a single hair poking out of the little calyx

6.5-6.8 is more preferable for soil, most especially because of calcium - it's best absorbed between a pH of 6.4-9.4 (obviously, you wouldn't go that alkaline, that's just the range, so for ganja 6.4-6.8 - that's why when your pH is acidic, Ca is one of the first things to become deficient, and...

Also, this is a minor issue, but any time you have a leaf that's touching the soil and there's no simple way to keep it off, it's best to trim it, becomes a potential site for mold/disease due to the moisture/general content of the soil that it could then pass to the rest of the plant, in my...

And yeah, mazand1982 was correct, allowing the soil to dry out completely is key, it allows the soil to get more aerated, and you'll notice that when you water it seeps through the top of the soil much faster, and has an easier time getting to those drainage holes. As they've said, you do seem...

Check out: http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688

Even though, like dsmoke1 said, the conditions really don't seem right for a cal-mag issue, those spots (if they're not from mites or anything else) could potentially be the start of a cal def, especially if they start turning rust colored (you said they looked transparent, when looking through...

If you're curious, amazon has a pretty good selection, that's where i ordered the mini ones at least: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=earth+magnets&x=0&y=0

Not that big, maybe around .5." I have 3 on each side, originally was fine just with the electrical tape but eventually had to super-glue them to the back of the strip, because the heat had melted the tape a bit and it got a little loosey-goosey - for a short while I had to use the screen just...

what a beautiful (hopefully) lady! nice grow so far, sub'd +rep, i love watching autos grow :weed:

Looks like they might be overwatered, too, you letting it dry inbetween?

The roots are where it's at, too - more, healthier roots = corresponding foliage. My girls' most noticeable growth is after their "nighttime." ;}

So, no spots on any new leaves and new growth is a healthy green, although the 3-4 leaves that already had a bunch of spots seemed to slowly worsen (get dark near the tip, shrivel up partially) then go kaput (the leaves that were affected were the newer leaves that came in around the time the...

Truth! :weed: It'd be a shame to throw her out now, too, and she def still has potential

Phew, I was about to say (the Mor-Bloom, it sounds like?). Are we at square one, then? :p I'd say sit and see if they respond well to the flush - if it makes them worse, they were probably deficient, if they get better, then you'll know it was an overload. Edit: Just some food for thought, it...

The garden hose? What was the temp of that water like? If you used that much water to flush them and it was cold, as water from a hose often is, then that could have been an issue, as well. citrus juice/vinegar would add acidity, yes, but it might be better to make pH transition a little more...

Do you add nutes every time you water? Also, what nutrients are you using?

actually, i haven't read any of cervantes' work if you're talking deficiencies, it looks closest to phosphorus https://www.icmag.com/gallery/data/500/1134Phosphorus-deficiency1.jpg that's how a P def looks during veg

It certainly looks like it could be a pest problem (from a few different kinds of critters, actually, by the different patterns of damage on the leaves), sure you haven't seen any eggs on the underside of the leaves or anything? Especially when they're exposed outside, that could attract pests...