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As long as ph going in is correct your good. PH out can change depending on a lot of variables and usually does not matter. Still a noob at visuals. But from what I can see back right has "the claw" leaf tips curling down which is a sign of to much nitrogen. back left is a hard one, But its...

Well my tap water is .4 ec( 200 ppm on 500 scale) and when I run it through a zerowater filter it comes out as 0.0ppm/ec that is the whole concept of "Zero" water, Have you tried replacing the filter and get the same results? As for feed/water/water...not sure where I read that but it must of...

Have you checked your runoff at all? It can help you determine if your over or under feeding. The runoff should be close to whats going in. Also check the PH in your runoff to make sure its still in range. Most feed charts are to much food and should be scaled back. Also are you feeding every...

2.5 ec seems high to me. usually I see grows max out at 1.5-2 but all grows are different and are based on environment. I have a low humidity so my plants transpire more and require a lower concentration of food because of that. Are you testing your runoff to see if your over or under feeding...

Sounds like you have your ph in check going in and I would not worry so much with the PH coming out since your in soil( very ph forgiving). My next thought would be either not enough food or to much food causing lockout. Leaning towards the lack of food. Do you have an EC/PPM pen to check your...

Those twisty fingers on the leaves can be from PH being out of range. which would lead to deficiency. How are you feeding and how much/often. I agree with a above the brown tips are potassium def.

To me it looks like PH swings. How often do you test. When is the last time you have calibrated your PH meter? PH is everything with hydro. If it goes out of range for 1h you can have symptoms for a few days. I use 2 cheap pens and when they loose sync or I switch from veg to bloom I calibrate...

From what I have read Soil ph should be 6.0-7.0 hydro/coco should be 5.5-6.5. Anything out of those ranges will usually cause issues.

That clawing down with your leaf tips is defiantly nitrogen toxicity. Center plant has it the worst, could be overall toxicity since you said your PPM's were high. But if your PPM's keep climbing then you might need to reduce the amount of N in your feed.

Are you adjusting the PH of the water your giving?

lol. You necro a post to bitch at someone that has been Last seen Aug 31, 2009. Thanks for the laugh. Needed that.

Are you watering until you have runoff? could have a salt buildup causing a lockout. Do you have a EC/PPM pen to test the runoff values?

Im not seeing any balls. Female parts will have a teardrop look with a white hair coming out. Males will look like a single grape hanging off a small stem with NO white hairs.

The Sin !!! It has to be a sin to have a THC content that high!!!

My suggestion was for a "Synthetic" grow which does not require microbial activity in the soil for the plant to get the nutrients it needs. I have very little experience with organic grows and don't wanna mess your plant up. My buddies that grow organic say to never to a "Hard" flush like I...

No, Dont. Fish seaweed(organic) and soil(has microbes) are both risky with flushing.., If your just feeding fish then it might be a K as fish is 2-3-1. It would be better to amend your feed to have more K in it. a bloom booster. The excess N seems to be from an unbalanced feed. Mid Flowering you...

I'm gonna guess nutrient lockout from to much food.( leaf tips curl down like that usually from nitrogen toxicity ) Another sign is the dark green shiny leaves. Got a EC/PPM pen if not get one as this will help you figure out if your over/under feeding. You test your feed and compare it to...

Whats the PH of the water your giving. your amounts are they ml/L? Are you feeding every water or doing a water,water,feed? Do you have an EC/PPM pen to test water going in to runoff. What kind of medium are you growing in? I'm guessing its under feeding, But hard to tell with the info you have...

What I read when I started with a RDWC is that you want to change your water once you have "Topped" up the same amount as what is in the system. The only time I do not follow that rule is when I am first starting a grow. Plant does not drink enough and I am not a fan of adding unmixed nutrients...

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