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What are you growing in? The chattered margins suggest a K deficiency, however, is there feed in the soil? If so, you should look at your pH...and if not, then you should consider feeding it. I would guess the former with nothing more to go on considering the plant looks pretty green. Good luck.

Calibration?...

Plants, nature...are resilient.

You're in flower....not sure I'd be cloning her at this point...but good luck.

pH issue....all things being equal. However, why not tell us about your grow...you'll get solid answers this way. Good luck.

If this.....ph of "6.3-6.5"......and the OP also said they are going up to 6.8 according to the manufacture's suggestions..... this is too high for a coco grow, in my experience, which in turn is going to cause the OP issues. If they were in soil, the pH noted would be ok. Anyhow, just my two...

One central pumping point (manifold)...then all feed lines running from the manifold should all be the exact length and have the exact # of fittings, elbows, emitters etc...your flow rates to each will be relatively equal. Otherwise, as mentioned I would incorporate valves that will allow you...

Tote size to fit your application ( I use a 13 gallon model), fountain pump, standard drip line, 8 point manifold, timer...you're golden. Add an ebb and flow table with a drain, collect your run off and feed your outside gardens / plants. No waste, very little hassle if at all and results to...

I understand...good luck.

The chattered leaf margins suggest a K shortage, but it happens late in flower sometimes. All in all, looks like you'll have a nice harvest. Good luck.

If it were me, I'd take a closer look at my pH...good luck.

Looks like mite damage....have you looked under the leaves with magnification?

Don't read too much into your seedlings. They're fine...and you'll be fine. Good luck.

If the OP looks at the specs for his / her light, the wattage is stated at 135 watts (actual power)...so while not the Cadillac of LED's, it could be worse...like 52.8 watts

When they're this small, you don't have to water them daily, you just need to be sure the coco stays moist. They're little, they don't need huge amounts of light, but they do need light...just use common sense. Once they get up and running you can hammer them with light. Your coco looks...

Your girl looks short on Mg...bad. Good luck.

Yes, manage a 5.8 pH, don't foliar spray if it's not necessary, sit down, go over your nutrients and just be sure you're providing Ca and Mg daily and wait to see what your plants tell you. You'll be fine. Good luck.

My advice and my personal philosophy...cannabis in the tent...all other plants in the yard. Good luck.

If you're going to run coco, you should shoot for a pH of 5.8......soil is something completely different. Stop putting domes on them...ever. And they don't have to be watered every day at this point, just be sure to keep the coco moist at all times and be sure to feed them every time you...

Get ahead of your worry....she's fine. Good luck.