Just let it air dry and you'll need a couple drops of soap in your water to help disperse the nutrients across the leaves. The undersides your leave for the most important as far as getting the nutrient uptake. That's where you're stomata are.
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You're probably just do this one time and then things will go great for two or three weeks.
Those spots on your leaves will never go away you'll just avoid future deficiencies.
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...what are you growing in TRED? What brand? ..How are you testing in-pot pH? I ask because it's a bit early for such defc. to start, especially if you have fed them anything, so soil/soilless media pH is a more likely cause for these symptoms... Are symptoms still progressing? This type damage will not repair, you're looking for a halting of progression... Another possibility is that splash burn from droplets and light, the deformation can be aseparate issue, not uncommon in young leaves as tissues expand,.. any scarring/damage can make this grow out unevenly,..
Woah that was weird was literally looking at a thread where you where diagnosing a similar issue then boom now your here 
Growing in soil a 50/50 mix of Levington original compost and miracle grow potting mix with root boosting compost and 20% perlite.
Testing in pot Ph with a 2 prong meter reading 6.5 roughly
Hard to tell if it's progressing has been 24 hrs :/
If they are splashed I will useally blow the droplets off
EDIT: just read that miracle grow is a big no no is that correct?
Perhaps I should try a flush phed to 6.5?
Growing in soil a 50/50 mix of Levington original compost and miracle grow potting mix with root boosting compost and 20% perlite.
Testing in pot Ph with a 2 prong meter reading 6.5 roughly
Hard to tell if it's progressing has been 24 hrs :/
If they are splashed I will useally blow the droplets off
EDIT: just read that miracle grow is a big no no is that correct?
Perhaps I should try a flush phed to 6.5?
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