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Maybe look up clawing. Idk what causes it.

I use canna. To mickey's passive point, you'll see burning(the yellow or brown) probably before full strength is reached. If you see tip burn, then back off your nutes - that should be obvious.

Nope. I gave up & went to coco, well royal gold tupur.

That's it! Moving air is good but not from the heater! Bet you'll see a big difference. I'd run that light higher still, maybe 24-30 inches.

I tried fox farms ocean forest (ffof) several times, just starting out. Always showed defs around weeks 4-6. I'd start feeding 1/4 nutes at around week 3-4. Watching the tips of the leaves, for turning yellow or brown (worse), work up to your full strength dose.

It may help that new growth.

He's right. Until the roots are established, I'd water around the plant letting the coco pull moisture to it. It'll help the roots explore the media, a lot better than soaking & drowning them. You can cut slits in a solo cup & start your girls in those. It's easier to manage your moisture!

Is it close enough to have heat stress? Couple older leaves look like they've seen the light! But up your ph, for sure.

Watch training too much on autos, I would not top an auto. A lot of them don't enjoy stress!

You need to ph to around 6.5-6.8. So how much coir did you mix with the ffof? Less nutes are better, and easier to deal with, than pushing the plants to feed. Let the plants lead, you need to follow THEM. They will let you know what they want, really doesn't matter what you want. In the end...

How big are you going? Btw, nice plants!

Thank you! Op, little tid bits are big info, at least in this case! Find growers on here that know what they're talking about & just listen. Learn what the signs of plant stress are & read the plant to the best of your abilities. Search & study!

I'd look into mixing some perlite in if it's straight coco. Never used straight coco, I use rg tupur, but read it compacts as the grow goes along, perlite would help that.

You need to adjust it to 6.5-6.8, in soil. Get a ph meter, ph up & down. Your plant will show you the difference correct ph makes! Read up on wet/dry cycle also.

New growth looks better than older. Go slow on feeding.

I'm using a&b with cal-mag, plan on topping out at around 900 ppm mid-flower. Stretch was over early this week & went up to 700 ppm this nute batch. Vegged between 4-500, nothing burnt maybe a lil light!

What soil you in? Are you feeding already?

Have you trimmed already? I trim fan leaves, then wait for the sugar leaves to dry good. When you lightly squeeze them, you should still feel the softer buds under the crispy sugar leaves. The stems will almost crack but more of a sharp bend. I'll cut all buds into a 3.5 gallon tote & put the...

Do you run it 24/7 or cycle it? Been thinking about dropping the air pump & stones but don't want to mess up my balance! Thanks for the info!

As soon as she droops from lack of water, be ready to give her a drank. Not too much, water around the outside edges of the pot & let the coco pull the moisture into the rootball. As the plants get bigger, you'll up your waterings.