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My pH has been pretty stable it sometimes varies by 0.1 (it might be 6.1 one feeding and 6.2 the next). I pH all my nute solutions to 6.1 and check it before I feed.

That’s good to know from someone following the same schedule. I backed down on my EC and all my new growth seems to be doing well

I haven’t seen this chart. I’ll post a picture of the chart I found on the coco website that talked about how they use nutrients. Could this be nutrient burn? I read that if a plant experiences nutrient burn that the plant may be more sensitive to high concentrations and to go slow.

That’s possible. I may try lowering my pH a bit and see if that helps.

If anyone has any reliable websites they recommend for information I’d love to hear it. I’m finding a lot of conflicting information it’s a little overwhelming for a complete beginner.

As far as pH, both threads on here, cocoforcannabis.com, and other internet searches say 5.8-6.3 is a good range to get the maximum benefit of nutrients. It seems like most go 6.0-6.2 for the vegging state and stay around 5.8 for flower. For nutrients I feed every watering: I mix up a gallon...

Started outside, we’re working on creating a grow room now for the next round.

The medium is coco coir and I’m using General Hydroponics which is what Coco for Cannabis recommends when using coco

This is my first time growing and I’m running into what I believe is a deficiency problem. This plant was stunted and had what I believe was root rot early on. I managed to get it back on track and it seemed to be doing well. Over the last two days I noticed all of my leaves are drooping and...