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Plant looks good, should grow through its problematic leaf, maybe a little overwatered but can’t say for sure, you didn’t mention anything about watering.

Don’t stress it, just let her go,

if it were me I would stop spraying of the plants and watering and feeding less frequently. Definitely add a pot riser if not already in use.

Ocean forest? Size pots? what type of pots? Feed schedule? Water schedule? Pot elevators?

I wouldn’t spray during lights on, make sure she’s not to wet or setting in runoff. Good watering habits and let her go, new growth looks happy.

I second set roots.

I would like to know the answer to that as well, bad batch of co2? Very confusing. I hope you got it figured out.

About a pound.

Plants ever set in their runoff on accident?

It’s not severe, just lighten up on the feedings.

Overwatering will cause potassium deficiency look as well, I don’t believe you have this tho. Plant looks good. No stress

I wouldn’t change a thing but move the light closer. New growth looks healthy stems are green. Your going a good job.

Just confused cause it was laying down. It will grow out of it! Good luck man! Your off to a great start! Remember, keep it moist now but less later.

Over watered, try watering with a bit less water or less frequent. I can see in picture 3 you have her setting in her run off. Normally burn edges and curling up which advance to rust spots looking like potassium deficiency is a sign of overwatered or root trouble.

I don’t do DWC but my guess would be nute/salt burn. I want to be very clear. I’m not saying 600ppm is too high but it could be to high for your environment, like high temps/low humidity. The demand for water could be causing to much uptake.

The downwards claw is normally a sign of nitrogen toxicity, I’m thinking you have a problem with over fed and ph lockout, the lockout could be from watering issues or salt build up. I would flush with ro water and see how she does. I do organics and haven’t used synthetics in years! I won’t be a...

Cutting some off wont hurt the plant. Don’t stress it.

New growth looks happy and healthy, I wouldn’t change much. She could be shedding some of her old leaves that aren’t getting much light. maybe check the ppm of the tap water you’re using and make sure it’s not crazy high before and after nutes. Autos tend to like a little less. Less is more...

Beautiful brother! Those are some happy looking ladies!

Anyone else ever have a plant that just loves the humidity?? From day one this plant thrived in high humidity, it’s a black Cadillac auto. 70-77% and this pheno looks it’s best! got an alert last night at 3am that humidity was creeping up, I went back to bed and said I’ll deal with it in the...