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Plenty big then. Unless the problem gets worse, I would wait to see if they stabilize a couple of weeks into flower.

That's similar to what I feed. I feed 10ml of grow and 10ml of camg+ every watering. So 20 every other is the same amount of nutes. I usually lose some fans in the first two weeks of flower but they usually don't turn yellow first. How big are your pots? You usually want 1g of pot per ft of...

Those look great, IMO. All the problem leaves are at the bottom and their 5.5 feet tall. Actually, that second one has some further up? Hard to see in the pic. If you have a lot of leaves dropping higher up on the plant, I would worry. Maybe a little N deficient? What were you feeding...

I've used 1/4 str camg+ on seedlings with new coco, but if you have been overwatering, I would let them dry to see if that helps first.

Focus on the leaves next time, lol. The only nutes you might need that early in coco are CalMag if it's new coco.

86 at 38% is pretty rough.

Over fertilized. That's probably toast.

Use the same jug for both flowering sets of plants.

Post a picture of the whole plant when you get a chance. If it's only happening near the bottom and they are really tall, it might not be too bad. I'm not really getting what you're saying though. That first picture is definitely concerning if you are seeing a lot of leaves like that. But if...

I guess if the fan was blowing really hard. But I've seen wind-burn on my own plants and it didn't look like that. That really looks like something chomping to me.

Are those supposed to be the good ones? I definitely wouldn't smoke that. If you have bud that's completely unaffected and makes it through cure without developing mold, that would be fine, IMO.

Nothing's changed recently? Your temps and humidity are stable?

I use the same nutes in coco. How long have you been on that schedule and when did you start noticing problems? I usually go 5/5 on grow and bloom in the first two weeks of flower. I stop bioroot late in veg. I wait until two weeks into flower for biobud too. I've noticed you have to be...

I would guess a beetle of some sort.

In the first picture, the nugget on the left looks suspicious.

I never wash my perlite, but it is dusty.

Do a little internet research on this topic and you'll find there are a large number of people with similar experiences to mine. I live in a very humid climate and keeping my humidity below 60% would require a huge amount of electricity. I have excellent airflow which I (and many others) think...

Been five years and counting...

Not that it's directly relevant to OP since his bud appears ruined, but I flower in 60-65% humidity and I've never had a problem. I do have excellent ventilation and AC so the temps aren't getting up to 92, but I didn't want anyone to get the impression that humidity over 50% is always a...

I used to trim my bud on the stem and hang them before I trimmed the bud off the stem like this: I bought a drying basket that I initially just used to dry fan and trim. One harvest I was really busy and just trimmed the bud straight into the basket. Cured out exactly the same. I no...