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Thanks for the info.. One last point, what medium did you plant in? Looks like a 50/50 mix? What feed are you giving? Do me a favor and check your run off. PH and ppm.

Your RH is higher than I would like. Add to this, a high dose feeding regime, it looks like the leaves are trying their best to find a balance. What medium are you using? How often do you water? To summarize my thoughts. Too much water, too much feed, high RH, the lights are probably ok for...

Let's try to make sense of whats happening here.. The small pots, and big pots show the same symptoms, so I am going to say heavy neuts (possibly lockout) is the main concern. Let them dry up properly, the flush em with straight clean water and reintroduce small dose feeds. Hold back on watering...

They are looking rough my dude. 1100ppm seems high for this stage. Honestly they look like they need everything to take a step back... Lights, neuts and watering, it all just looks like too much. Would suggest straight water once they dry up properly, lean feed if any feed at all, and some good...

Let me start by stating that I am no promix expert, but from what I do know, you would only want to water them when they are dry. If you could post pics, maybe we could all chip in, but generally speaking you Want your pots to dry up before the next watering. What is the main concern that caused...

Hahahha yeah, they are fkin dirty bastards... Even worse once you see em up close!

From my experience if one plant has PM, They will all get it! It truly is a nasty thing. I am glad to hear that you got some extra fans, they will only bring good things to your grow. Post some new pics and let's take a good look at what's happened since the last update

Spots - not really normal. On a n old dying leaf, not so bad - are you this in a number of leaves? You have darker / rusty spots, as well as some fresh and more clear looking spots, so perhap get up close and see if any bugs may be in and about, you are outdoors on a porch, and other plants around?

Yeah that's looking a lot better :)

I do both in the morning, in very low light and cool temps. Indoor it's at lights on and I turn the lights right down. After a couple hours I turn lights back up and always keep air flow going to avoid PM issues

Unless the situation improves, they will continue to just get by, meaning slow, stunted growth and generally not worth the time. You need to get some basics nailed down, such as light fluffy grow medium (perlite) that drains well. Ideal Temps and humidity, good PH range and the right food for...

Haha.. Boots should be super proud! I am sure all the neighborhood kitties are super jelly. You go boots! Multiple watering per day is generally a good time for coco grows, but damn it gets taxing after a couple months, you could switch up to drip or straight Hydro and spend some quality time...

I would repot to as big as you can go! Monster plant and 7 gals is not a great mix, bearing in mind that there is still so much growing that needs to happen. Likely to be stunted if kept in the 7 gallon pot. I stay in South Africa and in summer we get really hot days, to a point where my big...

Some of the finest kitty toes in town! Overall she looks good, if anything a bit water heavy (droopy) but might just be the time of day. I would have no worries at all. Do you do a full run off watering each time? Hand water or drip?

What's your pH at run off? With little to no runoff you could be seeing lockout. Flush by hand an option?

What nuets and how much have you fed? Looks a bit pale to me, as in could do with more nitrogen

Yeah good call. I honestly don't see anything else wrong so backing off on the lights can only do good for the girls.. Post back in a week and let us know how that worked and how they are doing. Keep the mites in check too! That's a more serious issue

Looks like it's happening to the lower and older leaves, so I would not be too concerned. Your feeding regime sounds good, so keep an eye on new growth for an indication to up the feed or back off.. But honestly, things are looking normal to me. Keep things up as you are now.

There is plenty of bark in your mix, which explains your high PH reading intially. I would water with PH adjusted rain water, to around 6.5 on the next round, and be sure to check your run off - dont feed for now, they just dont need it - they look happy and healthy at the moment. Dont over...