New to coco. Happy or cal deficiency?

Grown in foxfarm ocean Forrest before but new to coco. Growing in 2x2x5 with spiderfarmer sf1000. They are inside of a plastic tote with top off to regulate humidity and ensure that my fans don't directly blow air on them. Nutrients are general hydroponics flora quarter dose and calmagic quarter dose. Coco was buffered and rinsed with 30% perlite. Feeding daily in the AM around an hour after lights on. PPM is around 600 out on day 4 of sprout. PH is 5.9 - 6.1.

Anyways, I want to tackle this early on if this is deficiency of cal. They are growing rapidly but curling up a little bit.

Pics?

I put them on there but I guess they don't show I'll do it again

They look ok to me.
A deficiency won't show at 4 days old.

Just a worry freak and all the pics I see online are straight out. But thanks for the reassurance and reply

Here's one of my grows at 7 days from sprout so you can compare it to yours.

Good luck and welcome to RIU.

Good for you keeping them in solo cups. Most make the mistake of putting them into 5 gallon. You can easily feed them to runoff now.

The biggest problem I've seen here with new growers is that they over-love their plants and inadvertently cause problems.

Just make sure that they have the water, light, nutrients and air-flow that they need and mother nature will do the rest. She has been doing it for several billion years now without you

They look fine.

MickFoster said:

Here's one of my grows at 7 days from sprout so you can compare it to yours.
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Good luck and welcome to RIU.

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I like the pots. I have to get some for next time. Did you do amazon?

myke said:

Good for you keeping them in solo cups. Most make the mistake of putting them into 5 gallon. You can easily feed them to runoff now.

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I'll be going to 1 gallon next. I've been reading alot to be prepared lol

guitarguy10 said:

The biggest problem I've seen here with new growers is that they over-love their plants and inadvertently cause problems.

Just make sure that they have the water, light, nutrients and air-flow that they need and mother nature will do the rest. She has been doing it for several billion years now without you

They look fine.

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Yeah that's definitely me

Rbalenbin said:

I like the pots. I have to get some for next time. Did you do amazon?

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I ordered them direct from AirPot USA.
Beware of the knock offs.........original air pots are the best.