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You were doing right by starting them in the red solo cups.....the clear cups and dome lids are not what you want. I would at the very least, place the clear cups inside the red cups so your roots don't see the light, remove the domes and BE PATIENT. Good luck.

2 plants, 2 different growing methods, 2 different parameters in terms of pH to be successful. In terms of your coco plant, you should feed her every day...pH@5.8....don't use plain water, always be sure it has nutrient in it. Good luck.

Again, I'm not sure I'd try to fix a whole lot considering where you are in flower. If the CalMag is your only source of Ca, I would use it vs the Epsom, so you're at least getting both Ca and Mg into your mix. I don't use PK boosters so I couldn't comment on whether it would help or not. I...

It'll be fine...be patient.

Looks like a clone cut off a very mature plant, hence the pistils. You need to feed it...and 156ppm is not enough. Also, be sure of your timer / lighting. Good luck.

I don't run LED's so I have no idea in terms of how close is too close with a light like that, however, your plants don't look light stressed...even if your lights are too close (or maybe not, again I have no idea). To me it appears like simple deficiencies (P and K, and maybe even Ca), but...

Feed as in give them food. No plain water from this point forward. pH your feed @ 5.8

A 25% feed solution should be adequate for its first week of life. Good luck.

If you're going to run coco, they need to be moist all the time...not just underneath... but through and through. Be sure that you're feeding with every water from now until you finish...no plain water. Good luck.

Your leaf margins would suggest a K issue...either it's short or locked up.

What you're seeing on your leaves is an indication of a K shortage. If you think you've over fertilized and she's showing short, you may want to (1) look into your pH, (2) consider if you've added too much of something that it's locking up your K or (3) add more K. Good luck friend.

Focus on your top leaves...the cotyledons are for getting the plant started off...they eventually fade and die. Carry on; you're good.

Pics from a little further away would be better. Is the mold visible with the naked eye?

Leave out the coco...if you're going for a soil grow. You will most likely need a little Epsom salt, as well as the bone meal, as cannabis likes both Mg (Epsom Salt) and Ca (bone meal). I would use the vermiculite sparingly as cannabis likes a very well drained environment and vermiculite has...

If it were me, I'd pull my air from the basement, unless you have some sort of filter protocol to be sure you're not sucking in issues you don't want from outside (pests). I'm a little paranoid though, so take it with a grain of salt. Good luck.

Kudos to you...and on your first grow, even better! Enjoy!

The humidity should be ok for now... Your pots....cover them with something opaque...duct tape, something...your plant's roots don't want to see light. Be patient...your mix looks hot...but they'll probably grow right through it. Be sure to check the pH of your distilled water. Good luck

May I?....Please, don't top or scrog that plant. It is too far into flower for that to be productive. Have you removed any leaves off the plant....like your fan leaves? Just curious by the look of your plant.

A tight, sturdy trellis, would bring her down some and it's still early enough to do it...just be gentle, take your time and be patient as you do it. Good luck.

I'm with the rest of them...keep trucking....your flowers look damn near finished anyhow...but maybe I have old eyes. Anyhow, let us all know how it turns out...it's an interesting issue. Good luck.