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Ok so I dropped fastbuds green crack and lsd in 5gal fabric pots with ocean forest at the bottom and happy frog at the top. They have a viparspectra par450&par600 over them. And around week two they both started to get yellow starting with the bottoms leaves.. So I gave nutes thinking i had a deficiency then the tips started to burn on several leaves. That's a problem I just haven't been able to solve. And I wonder if I should've washed or replaced my fabric pots because those from my last grow... But overall I guess there doin alright now. But my lsd for some reason is jus weird the leaves are growin in jagged and rough looking idk what to think although she is stinky. I let my water sit out for a couple days and I ph it when it's time to water, lately jus been watering when the pot feels light.. I have the drops but I will be purchasing a ph pen soon. Jus wondering if I can any tips for next grow. The first pic and last pic are the same pic. The middle one is the weird lsd when it was a baby

First of all, return the garbage viparspectra led, my viparspectra 300w burnt after being used about two months only, and some people also say it's not helpful to bloom.
then, keep the temperature in the 70-85°F (20-30°C) range, keep the root pH that ranges in 6.0-7.0 for soil, and a pH between 5.5 and 6.5 for hydroponics. actually, there’s no exact number you need to hit. A little bit of range is actually healthy, since different nutrients are absorbed better at different pHs. stop using the nutrients or low the concentrations, and don't water too much, water when soil feels dry up to your first knuckle. by the way, don't turn on the light 24 hours

Everything that Superjack said. Also, you're not going to deal with any nutrient deficiencies in soil. The main things to watch out for are overwatering, too high temp, and nutrient burn.

ive only ever had a boron def and a calmag def when using soil. added a little to correct it and it never came back. usually feed once a week so minimal feedings for me. dont even feed for the first month