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Just wait for the roots to pop out the jiffy pot, prepare your container and substrate and place them ina, remember using coco you will have to introduce nutes at a low dose at about week 2. 🌱👍

Just leave it on. Spray a few mils of water around her and mist her. Cut a small clear bottle and make a dome for her. It will give her more humidity. That should hep if you didn't fuck up her tap root.

Hey So i think you're right with calcium being part of the problem. The spotty rusty leaves i usually associate with calcium... I think we should also think about a possible phosphorus problem also though because that and calcium are closely connected and often have problems together, especially with the red stems present. But given the nice diet you've got going on i think it might be more a problem of ph...and the nutrients are getting locked out. Are you monitoring the ph? If not i think that would be the best place to start. I know these "ph perfect " lines are a big selling point, but i don't believe they're completely accurate all the time.

They appear to be suffering from heat stress there is several cause that can be affecting your girl but it all comes down to that radio between heat humidity and light intensity but it's definitely showing signs of heat stress on the leaves even though your tent doesn't appear to be extremely hot at 28 degrees Celsius but also genetics is another factor to take them to play if you want to control this try to find a comfortable radio or bringing the light a little bit higher or introducing more fan air circulation something that can cool the tent down to avoid heat stress either way the plant is not going to die from it it's just going to struggle a little bit hope this information helps you out with your grown.

I only see lots of heat stress, dont change anything until they have a chance to recover. If you have finished your flush, I would continue with your regular feeding schedule. Leaves are quite dark so maybe ease up on your heaviest nitrogen fertilizer.