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Did you look at the color of the resin? But by the looks of it you can chop it whenever your would like.. Have you starting watering with plain water yet?

The yellowing is only cause by lack of light to the bottom of your plant, other then that she looks really good

dude don't tell me you like jersey shore??

probably the genetics.........

I just don't think their as quickly available as inorganic so it takes time to fuck your shit up

It's perfectly fine to switch, just keep your hps light a little higher for the first couple of days after switch so your ladies can get used to it.

But the thing I don't understand is that "some" people will tell you to treat promix as hydro too just because there isn't any food in it. I don't know the exact range for coco but I'm pretty sure that's a ph issue that is causing nutrient lockout.

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How long have your ladies been in the coco and is there a possibility that there is a salt buildup?

I mean you can test it but I wouldn't go by what the results say..

Dude it's not accurate, coco IMO is a pain in the arse.. I don't know too much about it but I see people having trouble with it all the time. I have had ph lockout before and that's what I would say is up with yours. How often are you watering?

I'm guessing your humidity is really high and probably stays high?

I would say that's ph lockout, testing runoff water is completely inaccurate

post pics if you can

are you flowering?

It will absorb lingering odors but wont take the smell away from the plant

and always TAKE YOUR PICS WITH THE HPS LIGHTS OFF!!!!!!

And don't waste your money on a soil ph meter, they are inaccurate and a waste of money.. If you wanna "never worry about ph" then next time you plant some ladies add some dolomite lime to your soil and you'll never have to worry about ph again

Don't worry about your ph now, get them fed.. Thats the only problem I see, and I wouldn't recommend using the granules. If you can get some quality food in a liquid form.

Regular seeds will be more stable, the females you end up with won't have tendencies to hermi.. It's worth the little extra work to plant a few reg seeds and get your females outta them