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I forgot to mention that I use azamax and it works also without much plant shock.

I've used mighty wash before and it works, it just stunts your growth which sucks.

Looks like there was a day or two of heat stress to me.

Try foliar spraying some calcium at it, see if it goes away.

Sd in the house!

This book is one of the better books I've read since it's laid out for anyone to understand.

Shoot a pic of the whole plant and what's your ml per gallon for nutes?

Misting with water helps to

Stuff works but it also hurts the plants at the same time. You should use 2 applications in case eggs hatch.

You have one or the other, I would check if your light is too close causing light intensity burn, if it's not this than the soil has too much fertilizer in it which I highly doubt. You shouldn't be adding any fertilizer at this stage since their so small and there are already fertilizers in that...

Keep it simple and stick with the cal mag until you can fix these issues.

Your overwatering to me.

I just looked at your pics closer and it looks like you should add perlite to help alleviate the overwatering. Overwatering throws deficiencies so fix this first and see how it looks before you jump the gun on deficiencies.

IMO I've never seen nute burn look like that.

Look at picture 6 and 8, the dryer soil had a plant without the taco leaves and the puckering edges.

Overwatering is what you have.

Your pictures aren't to great to see what's going on.

Agree with the overwatering.

Power feeding has no calcium from what you listed, so you will need to add that separately.

Looks like you burnt it with the light, heat stress of some sort, or pesticides?