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Just top off plain water

PH could be too low also dark green shows ie; heavy nitrates keep mag levels up and you'll be fine, concentrate to stabilize each aspect of dwc and you'll be dialed in before you know it

I use for rule of thumb, in dwc run ec around same numbers as watts from lighting with exception to the age of your plants. The younger they are with a less mature vascular system then keep ppm/ec 250-300 or .2/.4 ec is fair I imagine.

Change that container to a dark one and if you are able keep her ec lower and increase air turbulence,,,,most importantly res °68 or lower

Great! That will fix them little babies

Led isn't sunlight you must realize that seasonally if plants grew in the wild small seedlings would fall subject to intense lighting if they germed in later in the season when the suns rays are much stronger than early on in the season. Outside environment is perfect as nature intended that's 1...

Food for thought, led is very intense for such young plants if possible I'd start your seeds out under smaller light then work yourself up to led. Led is very intense

Anything to help bro, most deficiencies are a direct result of reactions that plants get because of insects becoming present at the roots. They are at a stage that effects the roots. Do you use any form of microbes???

Canna Aqua series would be a good choice for dwc the rhizotonic and cannazyme assists really well. If your running medium size plants 3' or less then I'd suggest a good starting point for your ec should around .8 to 1.2....hope this helps!

Can't see very ckear but most likely in the gnat(maggots), family here is a link for you to look over as a guide, you'll be surprised with this read!!! http://www.planetnatural.com/pest-problem-solver/garden-pests/ Look over your leaves between the veins and see if you notice any insect activity...

Benes are not needed in a dwc environment but can be used to create an environment conducive of good and the bad aerobic anaerobic! If your able to maintain 64° to 68° your soup will stay very stable!

You can't have enough bubbles just so that they aren't so strong as to disrupt or stress the roots...

Your in last week of bloom I wouldn't worry at all at that point

Right here riding shotgun bro!!!