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No nutrient burn looks like this, and another way you can tell it’s not nutrient burn is because his plant responded well to an increase in EC. If he had too much nutrients then his leaves wouldn’t be yellow, stunted growth, thin purple stem, etc. Moving over to a container with no nutrients...

If you mean PHing the coco you can, usually if people get a coco brick (I don’t recommend) then they will expand it and then flush a couple times with PH’d water that way the coco is in the right PH spectrum. If you are going to use synthetic nutrients then yea you gotta PH even chemical...

Yea for sure looking better, the new growth is coming back. The cotyledon leaves will die and so will the lower leaves. New growth will start at the top and outgrow the old. You can see the lower leaves turning green again but the necrosis on the leaves will never go away. Eventually if you keep...

I use canna coco, it has trichoderma and I believe some other fungi. It is just pure coco coir, I use down to earth dry powder nutrients that has microbes and everything else besides calcium. For calcium I use oyster shell flour. Then I remove chlorine and filter my tap and just water the plant...

It should have had nutrients mixed into the soil; the yellowing is sign of nitrogen deficiency, the burning look on the bottom leaves is because the plant is moving the nitrogen to the new growth since there is none. You should amend, add calcium and magnesium. Depending on what you use you...

Use coco, the air ratio is amazing and you’ll struggle keeping them wet while still having a soilless medium.

No dark period towards the end, if you’re trying to get her to fatten up I’ve had success with putting the plant into veg room 18/6 under MH. You only do it briefly because the plant will start to reveg; which is exactly how I figured it out because I wanted to reveg a strain.