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This is interesting... Can you post a couple of pics?

600 watts is pushing it in a 2x4 tent... Better options: 1. 4x4 tent with a 600w light OR 2. 2x4 tent with a 400w light

^^^ I agree^^^^^ Treat for PM and feed.

What is the distance between your lights and plants?

Sounds like you may have powdery mildew. Google pics of PM and let us know if it looks like what your dealing with.

I can see mite eggs on the leaf in the first picture. Sorry but, I pretty sure it's russet mites.

Is there a reason why your using both cal/mag and Epsom salt at the same time? If it were me, I think I would save the epsom salt for foliar spraying if you discovered symtoms of a mag deficiency and go with approximately 100ppm cal/mag. I'm not a hydro guy but that fertilizer seems like it's...

Only if the DE is dry. From what I understand, once it gets wet it's no longer effective on pests.

^^^^^ Same deal^^^^^^^

Awesome looking seeds you picked up!

I wouldn't use CFL's myself but, I do think if the plants were hungry for light they would be stretching for light. I don't see that....

^^^ Agree^^^^

I'm not trying to argue but, I don't think the small amount of nitrogen (often found in cal/mag) is going to do any harm to this plant from looking at the pic. If anything it could use a slight increase in nitrogen.

SPSB?

Sorry, that's not a mag def, it's a calcium deficiency.... Epsom salt would help if it were a mag def but not a cal def. Ca/mag will help with either a cal or mag def.

Wait to see roots coming out the drain holes before transplanting. She's small but looks pretty nice and healthy. Patience will be rewarded!

Yeah it's a calcium deficiency. I wouldn't just keep an eye on it though. You need to start supplementing with cal/mag. Do you have any?

It's not fair to compare the sizes of the two plants to each other unless there are clones. You can try to see if you get the plant out of the container while keeping the soil and rootball intact but it's risky. Do you see any roots coming out the drainage holes?

I wouldn't transplant until her roots filled the container. Otherwise, the soil may fall off the roots and cause shock to the plant. The grow should pick up since she just recovered from the topping.