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I think sometimes you can "awake" to many of the nutrients this way sometimes. They're just finally getting to the plant. I say this because I think I've done something similar. Mind you, this is still speculation, and I still believe that first homemade batch of living soil is hot. I'd let it lie for now, monitor accordingly, and keep in touch!
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Absolutely! Being scared in early veg is easier to overcome because there are more options for treatments of different adverse situations. The damage looks like some I've had as well as pictures I've seen. I'll take back the SM call and say it's bug damage.
 
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First off this looks to be a blended soil. Are you Blending the 3.0 with another branded soil? Second this plant has been over watered. The twisting leaves mean the roots are too wet! The spots you are seeing is the after effect of over watering. Dim lights as much as possible, Start watering bottom up. Meaning get a small flood tray and fill with about .5" of water. Only water the tray when pots are dry. and if you do water the top only water the far outsides of your plant. In the pic you soaked the roots and no missed the otter rim. If anything keep the center dry and train your roots to run out to the water.
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I'm an expert at doing my best at overwatering...you're getting there. Well done.
Not quite into the algal bed covered in shrooms yet but I had the advantage of 100% coco which I think is far more forgiving than your soil
 
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