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How many ppm should I be feeding at 4 weeks? Promix in Barney buckets.

Actually if you run hps with led you can take pics without color distortion

Just get some potting MIX, not soil. After a couple weeks you can repot into soil if you like or just run em in the mix adding all nutes yourself. If you are using tap water it is almost a guarantee that it is at least a 7 pH, add a tsp of concentrate lemon juice to drop the pH a couple tenths...

Looks like magnesium deficiency

Right on, sounds good. Keep on keeping on, and so will they. FAE= Frequent Air Exchange, keep the air coming and the RH up, ie taking your dome off multiple times a day or no dome and spray.....just label your bottles CLEARLY, lol jk bro I've been there done that but being a roughneck I gotta do...

Holy stretchamoly

Yeah I'll stick to what I've learned from an accredited University, MSU, that states Calcium is in fact immobile, over info in a blog. Sorry you had been misinformed and thought you were giving good information.

You won't see progress.... what you wanna see is the problem not progressing,getting worse

Looks like u dug that shit out the backyard and through more crap on it... Get some potting mix..

Id bet 5-6 could still make it. Any roots yet?

I'd spray them off with phd water and as previously discussed, take the dead girls out

Calcium is immobile<<<< not mobile or "imobile" as you wrote. Check your facts before looking like a fucktard.... fucktard

And as you previously stated, just lower ppm on the affected plant. I usually up the ppm on all my plants gradually until I see the burn and then dial back.

Yeah just a little hot but no major issues showing... wouldn't worry too much about a random hole like that unless you find evidence of critters.

Have u flushed them recently? Might be a salt build up

Not sure wtf is up with one of five seedlings. All the same strain, watered the same... everything is the same but growth on one is slower and twisted.

Does it produce much heat? It looks like they are transpiring way too much

Doesn't look like a mag deficiency though

Up the ppm of your nutes

Or overwatering, you'll know it's calcium if little brown spots start appearing