welcome to the farm,so ocean forest,how many weeks in are you,looks like you have feed something that knocked your ph out of whack,ocean forest it good soil and doesnt really need any feeds added to about 4 weeks,do a slurry test first,check out @JWM2 thread for slurry testing,real good thread or post,next after that get you a cheap home NPK test kit,amazon ,ebay even home depot has them,without knowing what your working with kinda hard to find the problem if you dig,sure enough you have knocked your ph out of whack,starting point above will help you know how and what to feed your plant
did the plant need cal mag? you can ph down your water with lemon juice ,im one that dont ph my water at all cant,most my growing is outside,soil buffers it,you have a ph inbalance and if the plant dont need feed,dont give it just saying,you cant feed or water your plants on a schedule,you have to do that when they tell you in soil,best tell tell is when the leaves are praying to the sun first sign they need feed,after you feed they droop,i would cut out the cal mag for sure soil is difrent than the water folks ,lean a empty pot of same soil towards you,feel the weight,then go in and do the same to one your plants,i bet you will find your over watering,you dont want it dry or wet,moist is the key,do one better,take same size pot with same soil and weigh it,then water it to runoff as you already do,write down that weight,when you suspect they need feed weigh it,just a tip that may make or break you
What? Do Not listen to these people on here. I could see what's going on within 5 seconds. It was to much light, to much light doesn't allow the plant to photosynthesis nor transpire which causes water to sit in the veins of the leaves which is why you have speed bump leaves and squinched internodal veins. Water went back down the plant and rooted the root hairs which prevented his from uptaking nutrients which is why you have deficiencies. You raised the lights and it gets better over time but it takes to long to recover, well over 30 days to recover and the leaves damaged can never be fixed again, you have to wait for all mew growth extending your veg another 60 days which is why you have to throw it away. Don't you have a par meter? Are you still raising and lowering lights based on mfg recommendations? If so, no wonder your killing your plants. The fact everybody said it was Ph shows nobody knows anything about Agricultural anatomy which is why it takes several years of College to know what your doing and plant anatomy. Had you had asked a Biosystems or agriculture engineer soon as it happened you would have had a answer right away and you wouldn't have got advice from failed growers.
Typo #1 meant to say rotted the root hairs not rooted the root hairs.
Not helpful, or called for. Very rude.
Your attitude is going to be your demise!
