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Yes mate, those new roots look pearly white, the tea seems to working well! I wouldn't flip yet but it's up to you of course, personally I would wait a couple more weeks as by that point you should have a healthy plant.

What light you using? Have you got the intake ports open for passive intake? Can you open a window in the room?

Yeah dont listen to estimates, autos will ripen a bit quicker then photos but I would think you've still got at least 4 weeks, dont pull her early

Oh sorry thought you said calcium, just leave your water to sit out for 24 hours or use pure vitamin c powder and it's fine.

Sorry bro cant help you out with ratios, maybe try google to see if it's high or not, as I say I dont tend to need any calmag for first 4 or 5 weeks then half strength from there but some strains may require more or less

These are just a guide and also your not even in veg yet, your still in seedling stage IMO until you get to 4 or 5 nodes, seedlings dont need alot, I would aim for 300 overall so 150 ppm of feed on top of your water. It is not desirable to have hard water no but mine is 0.4/200 ppm and I dont...

Your to far through to fix the issues you have now so you will just need to ride it out to the end, take off all those dead leaves there not doing anything now, I would have defoliated those myself anyway by now, it will also give you better airflow. So water level is not going down at all...

No 150 ppm if using 500 scale as chart above

Yep, Ms/cm is the same as EC, his meter is reading Us/cm which is 1000 higher so you need to take his reading and take it back 3 decimal places or divide it by 1000 so his reading of 306 Us/cm is 0.306 Ms/cm or EC

1/2 strength shouldn't hurt but if you give to much you can end up locking out other nutes, also I personally dont see any cal mag issues, certainly not Cal as it's an immobile nutrient so will show on the new growth straight away.

I think your all getting confused with the EC, your reading you gave is the equivalent of 0.3 EC or 150 ppm on the 500 scale which is fine, I use tap which is 0.4 EC and dont have issues, I find I dont need any calmag for the first 4 or 5 weeks and then I can feed at 1/2 strength till the end...

Top one is looking great! Bottom one looks like you could be starting to run into issues again, try get that PH down mate if you can, how high is it? I would be looking at Canna Coco professional or professional plus or gold label

Day 68 from seed Day 20 12/12 Day 4 flowering Finally both started flowering on Monday, snapped 2 stems on the Steawberry but taped them up and they've recovered just fine but leaving them alone now, will just give them a final haircut next week. Just waiting on a driver and I will add another...

Nice to start seeing some green on the plant! Great perseverance man, I would get rid of those battered leaves now as there not doing anything whatsoever! I think the rust spots and the drooping is still from the rot as when those leaves were initially developing it was when you still had it...

Shes straightening herself out for sure, good job man!

Colour looks fine, just remember the new growth will always be lighter until the leaf grows and then it will get darker, when I say cut back I mean the strength (EC), i forget what your nutes are? But in most cases just drop the amount of base nutes down (A&B) to get the EC you want. Yeah just...

Ok cool, yeah take a reading of your input and output PPM'S, if the output PPM reading is higher then cut back, if slightly lower then leave it where it is, if a lot lower then up the feed a little but dont go crazy, you have weeks ahead of you to get it dialled in. Maybe next feed, feed at...

Weird you cant get the runoff below 6.1 - what's your input PH? What have you pre buffered the next pot of coco to?

Cant really see there true colour under that blurple but I think there fairly dark green? I'm always in the camp of less is more and dont force feed, once you overfeed it's very hard to correct whereas if you under feed it's very easy to correct, in other words it's easy to add but you cant take...

Flushing should be a last resort if your having serious issues, your plants look healthy just overfed, you could water to a bit more runoff then you normally would but no dont flush IMO