hahahahaha I did have to break out the scale for this one!
I tried spraying a couple of plants with a 3g of epsom salt to 1 gallon of RO water. I didn't really see a ton of improvement (compared to another sprayed with just plain water), but I thought there was some improvement, so I'll probably continue intermittently as things hopefully get better.
I got some ph testing supplies last week and started testing my R.O. water and holy shit I've been using acidic water ever since I moved into this new spot, and I think that's when things took a turn for the worse. My ph was usually 6-5.5, so it's no real surprise I'm getting Mg and P issues.
I also watered all the plants with some water that was adjusted to a ph of 7.0. A little higher than what's recommending, but I figured some higher ph water would help bring the soil ph up if I went a little higher. The next day I started to see praying hands and things seem to look healthier with the praying hands.
My plan is to from here on it ph water to 6.7 as that seems to be recommended for water only soil mixes. Hopefully, my plants recover quickly as I have to put them into flowering.
I have a question for everyone here: should I brew some guano tea to help supplement P? Or, since everything has just been locked out, will my water-only soil mix still have plenty of P still available? Could I run into issues from excess P if I decide to try and help via guano tea?
I made up an Mg spray since posting. Most sites suggest 42g per gallon. It was a number of spoon fulls. I worked that back to 1g per 100ml and went half strength. 2.5g in a 500ml spray bottle. It's not been poison, and I have since added a wetting agent.