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Bro you’re missing the whole point of soiless. The whole idea is feeding the plant soluble nutrients. Adding organic inputs will just create problems because there if no soil biology to buffer it.

So in my area of Hawaii my struggles are slow transpiration and slow soil medium dry downs due to humidity. Also bugs and molds but specifically septoria, it’s extremely bad and in everyone’s outdoor gardens out here. Most people grow for fresh frozen and run living soil with organic inputs...

I think the humidity is probably off, but they might just be a fast finisher. chop them

Looks great, dont flip too late is my advice. They good to go.

Id say 5-10 gallon.

Bovedas suck, no bovedas

Just remove those leaves if it's not widespread, that way you rule out fungus like septoria and can isolate it. If its Calcium you would have other signs like soft tissue/ less hardy feeling leaves and branches will be weak and need extra support. Check for bugs, remove the leaves. re evaluate...

looks fine. normal healthy growth on the top node, probably transplant shock. looks normal. Just be patient. If it aint broke dont break it.

Most of the time they are in your soil as far as indoor grows, sterilizing the soil isn't a bad idea if you don't have a ton of big pots. bake it in the oven. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

Fox farm soil is fortified enough to grow in and you can just water the whole grow. If you want to build your own soil you could get the sphagnum peat moss from lowes very cheap or the sunshine mix and mix in dry amendments and or earth worm castings. Or you could just grow in that if you want...

Dont trip its fine, its definitely not septoria I deal with it constantly in the tropics. The tips are fried, so maybe back off on the nutes and water in between feeds. I think over feeding comes from the idea that plants need nutrients to grow which they do but most of the energy the get to...

Looks like it could be a Mg deficiency to me, you said you were using RO water.

It sounded like that plant had a lot more to prove then the rest.

Numbers are kind of like names

Looks like either transplant shock or nutrient lock out. If your soil is good it should be fine, just let it adjust and don't over do anything. Not sure what kind of soil, but seems like it needs N

Impressive recovery. I think you gained a wealth of experience from this grow.

Its looks like its starving cuz it is. the roots are locked out

N def starts from the bottom up, if anything it looks like there is a P (which is rare in soil), Mg, and maybe zinc iron def but usually Iron/zinc looking def is nutrient lock out in my opinion.

100% nutrient lock out. Using these kinds of nutes are ment for hyrdro setups or soiless. They work better in a rez or irrigation line of soiless mediums. Soiless is ment be constantly moist and high frequency watering. When you let a soil media dry down alot with these types of nutes it creates...

Plant is very stretched from lack of light intensity. next time don't use a bag seed and top the bitch.