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Based on your pic, I would say you're short on Mg, however, why it's showing short is another story. It would be interesting to... ...see a full plant pic ...know what pH you're feeding ...know what pH you're watering with ...know your water source ...know if any of the nutrients you're using...

Most Fe issues are pH related...and if your plant is being allowed to sit in a saucer of its run off, you're most likely going to cause your pH to go wrong, among other things.

That's certainly better than a 5.9 pH.

Do yourself a favor; leave them in those pots for a while. One of the biggest mistakes in a coco grow is using too large of a pot. Relax; you'll know when it's ready for a 3 gal pot, and it's not now. The idea is to feed every day and throwing those little things into big pots will only cause...

What are the white patches all over your leaves? Are you spraying something on them? If not, I'd make sure you don't have PM.

You can find pH test kits at HD, Lowes, Walmart...but their accuracy leaves a bit to be desired. It may be at least a starting point for you until you can get something more accurate. Good luck.

N is the price you pay to get the Ca. Mg can be had from Epsom salt without any additional N. However, to get the Ca (in CalMag or any CaNi amendment) you have to take a little N. I generally feed plenty of Ca on the front end so it can be tapered off on the back end (during flower). Good luck.

As @coreywebster mentioned....Epsom salt is your friend. Your plant is short on Mg. Good luck.

caterpillar feces perhaps...

I would say yes, it's a problem...and your little one is telling you, based on what you're seeing. Little plant, little pot...unless it's an auto, but either way an improvement in your soil would do you wonders; based on what I see. Good luck.

I would take the time to adjust your pH...you're running a hydro pH when you should be running a soil pH which is consequently closer to 6.5. Otherwise, you'll continue to see issues. This would be my first step before doing anything else; dialing in my pH. Good luck.

What are you feeding them? How certain are you on the pH?

2% Ca and 2% Mg isn't much....but maybe it's all you need based on other variables, like what you're growing in, what you're feeding, what you're using for your water source, etc. Good luck

If you're feeding pH 8 water...I'd invest in the ability to test my soil pH. I wouldn't think you'd get away with it for too long...but I've been wrong before. In terms of your watering and moist pots, drooping, etc...if you just flipped them, they'll slow down a little on transpiration and...

@OldMedUser...thank you. My spell check didn't like loupe and I was too lazy to look it up; my apologies @Theonewhocooks. At any rate, seems you found your answer. Good luck friend/s

All of this is contrary to how you grow with coco and most likely, it's why you're having issues...."Ive nocked back my watering, just flushed her through and ive been easing off the base nutes a tad" It looks like you're a pretty good ways into flower, so I'm not sure I'd be trying to do much...

You can load up with the biggest exhaust fan possible, but if your air is humid, your air is humid. The dehu's will raise the temps in each tent, if you're planning on sticking them in there. And not to burst your bubble but the 'damp rid' won't do enough to make a difference. You'll need to...

I would consult autopot in terms of if they can be used with soil. I don't think they are specific to any particular medium. As to the addition of coco, I would leave it out. There are too many crash and burn posts posted here all because someone thought the idea of mixing the coco with their...

Looks like pests....have you turned the leaves over and looked with a loop?

What are you growing in? Your plant looks good enough at the moment, anyhow.