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it does look alot like a sulfur def but the bottom leafs are yellowing and sulfur def is pretty rare are you using RO water? does your nutes supply sulfur?

super-thrive should never be used on a healthy plant, it should only be used once or twice in the plants life when its sick, it is very good and potent stuff, the last thing you want is an toxicity in a micro-nutrient. as for your problem im not really sure, tbh it does look like its hungry but...

if you have corrected the ph your golden! I do believe you (were) overwatering because of the ph issue when a plant is stressed it will not use as much water now that she is back on track i would let her dry well then soak and repeat i would water her from the bottom of the pot. set her in a...

they will grow more keep hitting them with grow and they will stretch they might scare you how big they get. i hope you have about 7 foot of room to grow because the one you said that is 2-3 foot will double and can easily triple in size by the end.

we cant tell you how much to use but i do not suggest you use what the bottle says because she is small and in a small pot. i think a 1/4 strength of the lowest dosage should get you started and slowly work up from there. your lighting will be fine as long as you get her into a reflective area...

well if she starts growing like crazy you fixed her problem! if the yellowing has stopped then i would think you in the clean gl man =]

yea 88s not to good if you cant fix that problem i would get a silicon supplement or co2 dyna gro makes one that the pretty amazing and cheap. its called protekt. becareful of over nuting higher temps will cause your plants to nute burn more easily. but i would say they are just hungry but be...

if your run off is 6.0 thats a little low. lime could be of some help next watering. not alot tho because your ph is not far off i would mix 1 tablespoon per gallon of water and water them. 6.0 is just slightly on the low side and could some some def if it doesnt stable itself out.

you said you feed and then watered the next day and then feed again the next day thats your problem over watered will cause water logged soil and cause your ph to become an issue, don't water everyday does it rain everyday no. water very well one time let her dry well and repeat.

its for sure not calcium. tbh i would not worry at all.

sure does look like it, but cant say for sure.

i dont believe its nute burn it doesnt look like it all your new growth looks fine no burnt just twisted soo i think you do have a ph issue now im not 100% sure about your form of hydroponics but most hydroponics run a 5.8 with the exception of hempy which likes a 6.1. now you dont want to aim...

i think your on the right page imo its either a zinc or sulfur, zinc will cause burnt tips while sulfer wont. zinc discolors older leaves mostly but affects new growth tips does this seems like what you have? and sulfur only affects new growth and pretty much slows growth to a halt any of this...

thats a sever phosphorus def. either ph issue of some sort but i dont think its just a phosphorus problem. but you can start there. if your run off is 5.9 but your watering 6.7 thats not right... you need a couple tablespoons of lime mixed in with your water make a milk then water well. i would...

i agree she looks fine dont worry stop watering and be patient

i would say its mag def by the way its starting on the sides and your getting rusty spots. phosphorus looks alot alike but P def makes the leafs dry and shrivel up. this is just a guess with the lack of info you have provided.

by how streatchy they look down low i would say its just a lack of light. no big deal. or a lack of N but its to early in flower for that. make sure your using enought N start cutting down on N about 3 weeks before harvest

ok well if this is truly the case then you have a sever ph issue either way to high or wayy to low, but tell you what she looks wet..

i wouldnt worry they look good, if it gets worse then i would worry but i would say a mag def i would not add anything yet tho, i have never looked into the line of nutes you are using are they a good line? are they a complete nute these are things i would ask myself alot of nute companies claim...

I think it's over watered. I'm not 100% sure but I believe I k def does that coloring on the leaves you need to look that up tho.