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It’s not fungus or light burn. Looks to me to be a bit over fertilized. Water with plain water for a week or more and the new growth should be healthy. Foliar feeding with some calcium and micros will help too.

If the root are long enough to reach the water the level should be an inch or two below the bottom of the net pot, rockwool can get saturated from the watering ring if stays near the center. After the plant has roots long enough to reach the water I would stop using it.

It takes 3-4 days for damage to show up

Lower your ppm/ec by 15-20%. The discolored leaves and red stems is usually from high ppm causing some nutes to get locked out. Foliar feeding them with a balanced fertilizer will help their recovery

They look way under fed to me. A good way to dial in your ppm is, if the ppms drop over a up the ppms. If they go up lower the ppm. I’d go to 550 -600 and go from there. For ph I adjust it to 5.8 and let it drift up to 6.2 before I bring it down again. If the roots are long enough set the water...

Looks like it’s starting to get nute burn

It a girl

It’s not mites it’s mold pluck off the affected leaves and lower the humidity and you’ll be fine.

I’m betting 4-4.5 lbs

Ok looks like your soil is over amended

Dark green shiny clawed leaves and macro/ micro deficiencies classic over feeding.

Looks like it’s just over fertilized causing some nutrients to get locked out.

Some cuts from trustfall. Can’t remember which ones,

Put some spinosad insecticide in your reservoir. Should take care of them in overnight Spinosad is organic, not terribly toxic to humans, isn’t systemic and breaks down in a few days.

I’m thinking it’s nutrient lock out due to the sodium added by your water softener.