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Yup, new growth is looking good now. And RDWC looks great but we can see here how one of the generation is showing the deficiency that all are likely experiencing. Might not have seen this in one res. I prefer being able to differentiate the solution.

IMO we should all aim to dial the nutes in and drink to the last gallon. Anything else is waste. The humidity inside the res is 100%... the roots won't dry (but they are more massive than I would like, covering nearly 2 gal of volume and almost bound at the bottom of the 5 gal, due to this...

Respectfully I disagree, can you provide a reason? How that could be the case without a rise in nutrient strength over time? And surely it's an antagonism, the ratio is off. But too much, no.

Initial PPM ~1500 N 210 P 123 K 305 Ca 283 Mg 125 S 316 Fe 4.7 Cu 0.3 Bo 01.1 Mn 1.7 Zn 0.7 Mo 0.1

I just feel like this chlorosis is much too regular with no permanent damage to be light burn (systemic vs localized). And the PPM is huge, but does not rise nor fall as the plants drink 4 of 5 gallons. I would expect this PPM to rise should it be too much for the environment (light, humidity...

Mg can move and the symptoms are only on the new growth, so this is why I was thinking Fe. This is probably it, though the rest of the group is loving it! I'll try spraying some Mg at the poor guy and see if that helps green up before the chop (it's a male anyhow).

Is this iron? 1000 PAR, 1500 PPM, 5.65 pH DWC

T'was female! This plant's stalk diameter (and size in general) is about 3x the size of all its tent mates =D (time for silver!)

Male or female?