good quality coco? some are not as well buffered as others, then you end up with a k-tox or salinity issues.
Give it time.. no reason not to. If others are healthy and no signs, less likely the coco... i still wouldn't delay feed in coco -- runoff will avoid buildup and it will help regain a healthy equillibrium of available nutrients (has to do with preperation of coco -- cation exchange sites will leech Ca and Mg while releasing K if not prepared correctly) as it leeches, it finds a new equilllibrium, you water to runoff to flush that away and replace with a healhty ratio.. rinse and repeat until it's at a happy medium for your plant.
this is usually done before you plant, obviously... and solid brands do it well.