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What CO2 levels are you running? These plants are still young...you could be over-doing it. Do you have a meter?

How close is your light? 600W is a lot of light for that little plant...especially if its close. More light is not better when a plant is young. Give her some light space and time to grow. When she's big, keep it around 12" above your plant.

Coco is hard to over-water on a large plant but your plant is small. You dont need to overdo it at this stage. Humidity as you've said is low....do what you can to get this to 60%+. It absolutely does make a difference. Your pH is good. Your temps are good. As far as your nutrients, well...

Vegetative time is everything! Some like to keep their plant numbers low and grow monsters!

Here's some good advice :) Your plants are young and freshly transplanted. Soil already has nutrients. When you add more nutrients, you are double feeding the plant which makes her upset :) The soil you have will be enough to feed the plant for a awhile. Water her with just pH'd water (6.5)...

Are you using tap water or RO water?

If that's new fresh soil, you shouldn't add any nutrients for the first week or so. You need the plant use the nutrients in the soil before adding additional products. If you want to start with fertilizer from the beginning, switch to an inert substrate like coco or promix.

Given time and the right protection she will re-vegetative. If you're keeping it outside...you can keep a simple flood light on her 24/7 to ensure she stays in vegetative mode (depending on the season). Make sure she doesn't get too cold :)

You really need to get a good EC/PPM meter. Your plants will thank you!!! pH drops could be a number of things. Your plants have a nice root structure but the top half is having some serious issues. Your plant could be underfed. pH could be dropping from the plants taking up nutrients...

Jeremy, How do you know you have a Cal-Mg issue? Sadly a large majority of grower's don't even know what they are feeding their plants.... Let me know a little bit about the products you are using and at what rates and I will try to help (sadly its a guessing game with nutrient companies).

Same question....what is your current EC (or PPM) of your nutrient solution? What pH? It looks like a number of things. Lets make sure you're not over feeding your plants first and we'll go from there.

Justin.....what is the EC of your nutrient solution? pH? Lets make sure those numbers are accurate first and then we'll try to figure out what could be causing this. Sadly its a guessing game but I will give it a shot :)

This thread is going south...sorry I will digress from it. :( Testiclees...have a look at what's in our micro product and I think you'll agree? Im not here to argue or get on the wrong foot here guys! I'm on your side....!!

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