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Your pH is way outta whack. I would guess too high. Your medium is a peat based medium which causes pH to raise over time. Also, your medium is designed for hydro nutes. Keep your pH 5.8-5.9 You are giving them soil based nutes. This combo is possible but takes much more nuance and...

It looks like what happens to me when I leave rooted clones under a dome for too long without fresh air. You said these happen outside right, so maybe too humid? You don't see inside because I'm guessing you have some climate controls? I bet some air circulation would help. Do they sit humid...

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The plant with the cupped leaves looks like too much water or too many nutrients. FFOF is packed with nutes and it is easy to over fertilize. When I was using FFOF I liked to mix it 50/50 with either light warrior or happy frog. Really helps loosen up the soil as well. FFOF can get so dense...

I bet its all revolving around a Ph problem. Check out this thread, tons of great info. http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688 Also good: http://www.icmag.com/modules/Tutorials/PlantTrouble/Merged.htm

Doubt the fish mix had anything to do with it. It is a good organic fertilizer if your plant needs more nutes. Yes, it was probably a sun burn. If your plants are used to half shade and then go to full sun, they can burn. Especially in the hot Cali sun. They could probably have handled full...

Definitely not nitrogen. Nitrogen starts from the bottom up. Looks a lot more like Iron or Sulfer def to me. I would check your Ph as well. Sulfer is locked out at Ph 5.5 and below while Iron gets locked out at 6.5 and above. http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688 Great resource

Use this... its an amazing tool and discusses the Ph availability range for each nutrient. http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688

No, Ph measures the acidity of your soil. The lower the Ph, more more acidic. The higher the Ph, the more basic. Every nutrient has a range of Ph that it is available to the roots in, and a range where it is locked out. I know a Ph tester isn't cheap, but in my opinion it is the best...

Chill man, if you are only a week away you will be fine. I think you are right, sounds like nut lock out due to Ph problems with the yellow spotting. A picture would really help though. Your best bet is to flush with Ph adjusted water, but you need to use way more water than you are using...

Also, if you bought cheap coco did you flush it? Almost all cheap coco already has a high salinity and if you don't rinse it thoroughly you can have the same Ph problems. If you don't want to deal with that, buy a high grade coco like Canna or B'cuzz - no rinsing required.

I just finished fighting this same battle. Using B'Cuzz coco w/added perlite. Nutes are H&G cocos A+B with Roots Acc. and some others. What i found is that H&G's feeding chart is way too aggressive for most mj plants, especially ones as small as those. I would ignore their suggested amounts...

possibly looks like the Ph is too high... have you ruled this out?

Careful with cats, they bring in all kinds of bugs from outside (if they go outside). I've seen a couple plants used as litter boxes as well. Your dirt is a lot more appealing than some sand in a cat box...

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As far as the tops turning orange, could be the lights are a little close and they got burnt. If the leaves are curling up its usually a sign of heat stress. What kind of light/ventilation do you have and how far away are the plants? If it is nutrient burn you will see the outside of the...

Double check your temp and humidity. If they are within acceptable levels then its probably just the strain (bad genetics)... As long as you aren't seeing any kind of discolored or dying leaves on the plant that would point you towards a deficiency. Have you checked your Ph or PPM of runoff...

Too much nitrogen in flower can cause a delay in flowering. Are you using flower nutes? High temps can have an impact. I'd try to keep it under 85. Could also be the strain. Might just have a long flowering cycle. Hard to say with bagseed. Is your dark period 100% dark? Light leaks can...