First grow! Super excited

@EvilGrower,It's not a deficiency but you'll figure it out sooner or later. I'll tell you one thing for sure.. The Floratrio series is known to contain everything cannabis needs to grow. Or maybe your nutrients went bad lol.. Have fun!

@DeadwebsiteBoringcommunity, I now believe it to be calcium deficiency. I've compared pics of that to my plant and I'm more or less confident that it is calcium deficiency. To address it, I added some plain hard tap water to the mix. I believe the air pump is sufficient, I'll upload a pic of the bubbles in week 3 journal.

@EvilGrower, Okay so if your nutrient numbers are correct.. What the heck are you doing? ha ha ha to be frank. Your lady looks like a crucial parameter is way off nutrients was the easiest culprit... Air pump putting plenty of O2 in the water??

@EvilGrower, i had a very bad calcium problem on one plant outdoors and it was hideous! The splashing...i haven't had that happen; but i used to mist my plants to try to boost the humidity and it had that discolored look, i didn't know that the chlorine in the water was doing it. These plants are a lot more sensitive than I would have ever expected. I'm glad you found your problem though.✌️

@Experimentgreen, the next day the spots are looking like they were bleached. Now I'm thinking it may have been simply accidently splashing water onto the foliage while changing the water on my other plant. This would explain why the spots were only on one part of the plant. Thanks for your advise about calcium deficiency, that's definitely the bane of my grow so far!

@EvilGrower, Regarding a trellis, check out my diary Aztech Alice Nicole ScrOG week 10. Perhaps you can fashion something similar and attach it to your bucket lids. I like this setup for my 2x4 tent, since I can remove the plant from the tent to do plant maintenance, and even turn the plant around.

@DeaneR, I hope you do stay for the ride! I have a few friends who are also growing but in soil. I have to say, as humbly as I can, my plants are doing leagues better in DWC. May help that I did a fair bit of research waiting for my seeds to be delivered and I check on them multiple times a day. I don't find DWC to be too difficult, but I can easily see how it could be a mistake for those who don't check their nutrient strength and pH at every refill. Something I've learned throughout all this is that the pH will shift quite dramatically. If I pH nute solution to 6, the next day it may be 7. To stay ahead of this I pH check the water again the day after I mix nutrients. Something I hadn't considered when I first decided on a DWC system was that I'd be much more difficult to use a trellis net for a screen of green because it would be consideribly more difficult to replace nutrients, and pH check the water as I described. I may try to use a trellis on future grows, but I am not comfortable doing that on this first grow. Maybe I will try this with my other plant- photoperiod Blueberry.

@EvilGrower, So when I am counting days for my journals I start from when the seed sprouts. Most of the time this around 3-4 days. At this point I would transplant directly to hydroponics setup. So for lack of better term this will not be out week 1. We aren't really counting this time at all because we don't need to intervene, you can check ph and balance to 6. So after approximately 4-5 days the second true leaves will start the emerge. So when a seed sprouts and there are basically the 2 flat leaves which are the cotyledons and then there are the true leaves that come on at this point as well. When the "next" set of leaves starts to emerge is when we start to feed Small amounts of nutrients. There is a term a fellow grower used called "Green Zone Growing".. That's what we are doing the closest we can get to "Perfect numbers". Ie humidity , temperatures, Air flow, ph and nutrient levels.

@DeadwebsiteBoringcommunity, I have been quite confused by conflicting information and I appreciate you reaching out to me like this. I see in your journal, Cave Of Wonders w/ Green Planet Nurients, you give nutes during the first week at about 250ppm, and after the second week your plants are much further along than mine. What is different in your case than mine? Do we count the days differently? Deffinently going to follow that journal.

@EvilGrower, Right on. Seedlings thrive in warmer temperatures. Make sure the RH doesn't drop now. With one, usually will come the other. It's a give and take until you've dialed in the preferred climate. That's the whole key Vents open or closed, heater on a timer or no heater at all, or humidifier/dehumidifier with that on a timer as well... ect. Really can become a little battle.🌱👍 Gud' vibes bud🥂

@Huggomadd, I found a space heater and temps are maintained around 72. Glad to have fixed the temp issue after only a week.