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Noco Grapefruit.... couldn't put two pics in one post for some reason.

Noco Grapefruit

Lavender is a touchy strain for one. Also, yes, your PH is too high for coco.

Yep... deffinatly the yellow tips are the beginning of nute burn. So you've found the max nutes that plant can take. Those plants look nice though so just back off the dosage a bit and they'll be fine. Happy growing!

Well... I'm a soil grower. That's one problem you run into with ebb/flow. I've known growers who have set up a smaller system just for a touchy strain that they really wanted to keep. In the commercial grow we have lots of strains and the ones that are too sensitive are eliminated. We can't...

All strains have different nute requirements. So yes one might suck up way more nutes than another strain. The yellowing tips are generally no concern. When I'm dealing with a new strain I intentionally try and get the tips to yellow. That's when I think they have reached their max nute levels...

Sunshine #4 is not coco. Its mostly peat. Sent from my XT907 using Rollitup mobile app

Yup. I make a nice butter out of mine and bake things. Let me know if you'd like to know how...

What kindd said is exactly right. Get clones of a friends plant with rock hard buds and grow them side by side and see. Strain makes most of the difference in hardness. Also you can cure loose buds and make them nice and hard...

We need to know some info... What and how much are you feeding for one.

Yup... pull them off when you see them. The plants look great, let them go. A few nanners every once in a while is to be expected.

PPMs always rise in reservoirs. Evaporation and built up salts (unclean res) make rises, plus break down of nutes. Topping with fresh water and cleaning is key.

I wouldn't worry too much about it. The first set of leaves have a tendancy to be funky. Generally though I don't fert until they're bigger than that, say at least 6 inches with several sets of leaves, so a little nute shock isn't out of the question, but 1/4 strength shouldn't hurt them. If it...

Yes... acid is bad.

Just get it home ASAP without exposing it to intense sunlight or high or low temps. A small cooler works good just make sure it doesn't tip over by bracing it up right.

It does look like nute burn. I would trim off the burned leaves since it looks like you still have viable tops. Then I would flush with good water. Then no fert until you see new growth on top. Never give full strength fert right away. Start at half strength or less.

You should be just fine. A one time light change shouldn't affect them. Repeated light changes will.

I'm here in Northern Colo! Some pics of my Grapefruit...

Make sure you use 1/2 what they recommend... I use Age Old too and if you follow that chart you'll end up with BBQed plants.

Yup first pic is definitely herm or male, second looks female.