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Hi there, out of curiosity, how close did you have your lights to your plants? You don't need to throw away your lights, but you do need to back them up, your babies are cooking. It's hard to overwater plants in coco especially past seedling stage but you do want wet/dry cycle to promote strong root growth. Feet wet/ankles dry. I suspect your lights were extremely close causing the bleaching, curled leaves and leaves being dried/crispy. I would disgard any damaged/burnt leaves, ensure good air flow around canopy. I usually start my LED'S 30 plus inches away while slowly lowering 1 inch per day until you reach your sweet spot. 15-18 inches is prime for the lights that I use but yours are different so you have to observe each day to how your plants respond. Listen to what your plants are telling you, in this case the leaves are curling upwards and are crispy as chit. She's trying to say she is way too hot. Your stems are most likely red because of the light stress. PH could be lowered a tad 6.0- 6.3 but otherwise I believe the culprit is lights to close. I hope this helps you. You've come to the right place, best of wishes, Stalks Strong!!

Too much light, too much nutrients, too much soil. It might be a very good idea to start over, fixing this will take some time and you will have to wait longer before you will fill out that tent and start flowering. That being said ... Nursing these plants back to health can be a rewarding and educational experience. I would do any combination of the following - Throw out all the LEDs and replace them with a cheap 110W T5 (CFL) light https://www.secretjardin.com/catalogue/lighting-for-indoor-culture-secret-jardin/lamps-for-indoor-culture-secret-jardin/tneon-2x55w/bl,product,95,0 Or only use about 100W of LED grow lighting. - Dilute your water with rain/demineralised or RO water. My tap water is 0.8EC I dilute to 0.4EC and alternate watering between ... the dilution (0.4EC) and rain water/ro/demineralised water (0.08EC). - I would spray the stalk and foot of the plant gently and lightly daily twice for as long as necessary with low EC water (0.4EC or lower). We want to get the purple out of your stems ASAP. - I would add a cloche/humidity dome to keep humidity high (75ish) while also keeping temperature low (22-24C). Spray the sides of the domes with little bit of water when they are dry - I might consider a flush when the plant is up for it - when it's big enough to winter the required overwatering to fix the high nutrient levels in the soil ... remember you fed an already fertilised soil ! - Don't focus on the ph ... unless this truelly is a no soil grow (cocos). - Look at the plant, take notes. It's the bad times that need the best observations.

If you have any more questions or concerns feel free to ask.

I think that actually is a real silverfish.

Buds are looking very frosty they may bulk up a little more over the next couple of weeks but in the end your going to have some nice smoke.

The latest photos of the plants look good. If those were older fan leaves lower on the plant it could be old damage or deficiencies that appear more pronounced at this point.Photos of leaves from previous weeks showed some older past issues. I would go by how the rest of the leaves are currently looking. It gets difficult to keep track but I would gradually remove any damaged leaves a few at a time to help determine if there are any new issues.

I think since you just had the one bugs you can remove it by hand. You need to be careful spraying neem oil. Never spray when the lights are on it can burn the leaves. As far as removing leaves I would hold off doing that your plants aren't that dense you can just tuck or tie them out of the way. I would also suggest increasing your nutrients gradually using GH feed schedule as a guide and by what your plants are telling you. Hope this helps. https://generalhydroponics.com/feedcharts

Hey there, hope i answered your question, to never overwater again try the bag lifting technique www.youtube.com/watch otherwise, anything else you need just let me know ! hope this helps 👊

These girls will recover gonna follow t[ see how they turn out the plant itself is resilient and strong , it is a weed. Best of luck looking forward to updates.

Have fun is first most important things in this game 🙂👌👍✌️

They looking good. Keep on those pests, I've only had to deal with a few fruit flies.

Ya they look ok and will get better , as long as smoke in end is good then it worth it and the experience🍕🍔🍟🍤🍗

Range of PPMs are going to be different depending on your set-up and size of plants too. Lately ive found 400+ PPMs will cause nitrogen toxicity in Veg and I try to work up from 350ish to 5-550 in flower. I recommend starting at 1/3 of feed schedule and watch how the plant reacts and go from there. I have found better results when keeping my PPMs under 600 and trying to optimize the feed by reading the plant and where it is at its lifecycle.