Red spots/ 33 days into flower

First post, I always come here for info and others grow issues or successes. This time I’m actually posting an issues because I haven’t found any information specific to my concern.

I see these red spots on my fan leaves. It’s not everywhere, but on a few leafs. I’m feeding with FF Nutes, just giving Ph water with molasses in between nute feeding. I’m in soil by the way. 1000 watt led, 4ft x 7ft tent, exhaust, intake, oscillating and stationary fans, humidifier/dehuey as well. Approximately 33 days into flower, trichs are milky white, just a few amber, not much yet.
Trying to get a handle on this before it starts to effect the entire plant. Here’s a few pics. Any help or knowledge of the situation would be great, thanks in advance and happy growing!!

Any thoughts?

Nice work for only 33 days.Just a guess and from reading other posts, Google phosphorrus toxicity cannabis.

Posssibly?

Looks like Ca deficiency. I used to get that a lot until going Jacks 321 and the CalNit.

Sounds like I should lay off the Nutes for a little bit and just feed water.

And the spots are only red, no brown, no gray, purely red. I’ve never seen this before. I’ve seen post online about it, but no conclusive answers to exactly what it is.

Looks like PH issue or nute burn. Plants looks great aside that

This is not the time to cutoff your nutrients. You are at the most demanding point in their lifecycle. I would suggest you add some Calmag to your watering routine.

Calmag was my first thought too but I didn’t want to start dumping stuff on her just because of a hunch. I figured the easiest thing to do was chill on the Nutes to see if it would make a difference. I could always add again, vs adding something that u can’t take away. I felt stopping Nutes during this time was a bad idea as well considering the time of flower, but I’m lost as to what my issues is.

How have you been addressing Ca in your grow?

No I have not. I grew a looooong time ago, but I had a hydro set up back then, completely different beast, so ph testing and all of the above was an absolute necessity. This is my first attempt in soil. So I’m pretty much back to the basics in terms of my knowledge and what or what not to expect.