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dont worry about it she looks good and healthy, no nutes a dont keep the soil wet all the time, let it go pretty dry before you water again, not just the top of the soil but an inch or two deep needs to be relatively dry before you water again. you can also add a very little bit of molasses to...

Are you sure you didn't get teaspoon and tablespoon mixed up cause I don't think 1/2 strength nutes would have burnt that plant soo severely? Yea I would think 1/2 would have Burnt it but damn!

Looks like a ph issue

I would point towards salt build up, have you been feeding for awhile?? How often do you flush? Have you ever flushed? Do you own a ppm meter (tds), you really shouldn't have jumped to nutes before doing anything else. I would flush very well lay off nutes for awhile and add a little dolomite...

yea 2,000 ppm sounds about right for your problem, im glad you got it figured out.

Lime should help but, are you sure it's not salt build up? I would flush very well with water and then go from there

Runoff 5.9 6.1 sounds like salt built up I would flush very well and feed lightly

I have never grew hydro or know much about it but, 1.5 EC seems a little high doesn't it? I'm hoping someone can help you out man they look like some killer.

Well for one, you said you let your hydro ph swing from 5.0 two 7 that's not gonna work, then drop the ph 2 points in seconds? That's not gonna wok either.. You should not use nutes yet, also with hydro you should ph to 5.6 lowest ever! Then let it drift to 6.1 and then adjust. Never higher...

Heat move your light a little higher, I had the Same problem it took me 3 days to figure out (move your cfls up an inch dummy) then she was fine the next day but the leaves are still deformed but new growth looks great

to me it looks like a ph issue, thats just my input, or very early salt build up?

Ph 6.5 in soil. You said you want to do a dwc next grow? Well with hydro you want 5.8ish you want it to move around ph down to 5.5 and let is rise to about 6.1 before adjusting, hydro is not easy at first you will need a good ph meter and a good ppm (tds) meter, there are pros and cons to hydro...

hmm that's a very good question, i do not have any advice for you i really hope someone can come in an let you know if its safe or not good luck man you should post some pics of your ladies!

they look good! i would for sure get somthing with more drainage like said above, i would love to watch these girls grow keep us posted man!

they look great man! i would for sure tho try and find a way to really direct that light to the plants and maximize what your using, but over all they looks killer.

i would build somthing to keep the plants in if you can keep the cfls light utilized and keep it from just running away then you could do very well. with a 300 watt depending on the size of the room/box

sounds sweet

looks really good, make sure when the lights turn off she gets 150% darkness no light at all! or she will not flower and if i were you would start tying her down (low stress training) and maximize your cfl use, i wouldn't really worry about about the foil but cause you are using cfls they dont...

Go with a hempy its as easy as soil and you get the benefits of hydro.

No i don't think 16/8 will at all make a difference, best of luck to you man.