Any advice?

Oh yeah as of right now the plant next to it is not showing shit. Also I forgot to mention this I did start them in Fox farm soil at least one of them. And the other one was in a cup with Fox farm when I started and then I mixed it with some other Jack leg potting mix the kind I have fast look like mulch and it's supposed to be professional with nutrients and shit and then I put when I transplanted it foxfarm on top of that I'm thinking that might be what's wrong with that plant
 
If it's one a day, pluck them and wait to see if it spreads.

Could it be a regular old Ca deficiency? If you just sent me this pic and asked what the problem is, that's what I would have said:
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Funny thing you said that bro as soon as I went to my pictures and I click scan and Google's popped up calcium deficiency. But my question is I have calcium magnesium and iron from Humboldt county I use that with my water. It calls for 5 ml per gallon but I usually use just half that and last time I watered I only watered with ph to water at 6.3 with nothing in it
 
"Nothing" meaning no cal-mag or "nothing" meaning no nutes at all? Go with the full strength cal-mag as recommended by the manufacturer, and use it every time you water.
Man I really thank you for your advice I will be ordering tomorrow cuz they're still a little wet they can go another day without water that'll be four days I usually water them every 3 days with a half a gallon of water. Is that enough for a plant that size and a 3 gallon bucket?
 
I water when the pot gets light rather than by counting anything. I lift my plants every day and when they're really light they get watered to runoff. That's in veg. In flower I water them a day earlier because I don't want them to get as dry.
This is all I can afford now to buy for them I use this. I will go as directed.

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Not sure what other nutes you're using but I recommend against bloom boosters. I gotta head out of here so if you have other cannabis nutes, you can probably skip the boosters.

I don't think the soil is a problem. Post the nutes you're using and I'll come back later tonight and give you my opinion if you're interested.
May I have a good time could you explain why it's not good to use bloom boosters
 
Regarding nutrients, here is my take:

There are lots of companies that make cannabis nutes, and some of them are sponsors here. There are powders, liquids, and ones you mix into your soil and then top dress every two weeks or so. Each one has their own philosophy on what combination of elements makes the best plants and harvests.

Let me start by getting a few things out of the way, and this information is what I have picked up both here and from research on the internet. Cannabis (indeed most plants) need very little phosphorus, whether in veg or flower which is why most boosters are a waste of money.

This is a pdf with plant analysis charts and graphs (with full detailed lab analysis) done on the macro and micronutrients found in three different strains of cannabis plant during veg and flower.

The varieties and analysis are from 2003, but I don't think we have modified the plant in the last 17 years to the extent that the nutrient results would vary that greatly today. Here are screenshots of the first three graphs that show NPK, Ca, Mg, and S (sulfur).:


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Besides showing how little phosphorus the plants are using compared to nitrogen and potassium, it shows the continued need for nitrogen in flower.

You can also see that though the need for K does go up in flower, so does nitrogen, blowing up another nute myth not to feed your plants nitrogen in flower.

The charts show you what your plants need through veg and flower, so that's what you should feed them. The next step is to find nutrients that are available to you and in your budget that allow you to do that.
 
"Nothing" meaning no cal-mag or "nothing" meaning no nutes at all? Go with the full strength cal-mag as recommended by the manufacturer, and use it every time you water.
Hey check this out. I'm waiting for those nutes. Supposed to be here Tuesday. I feed them calcium magnesium and iron tonight though full dose. But here's a new pic I want you to see this

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