Strange deformed leaves / curling

* if not that old, won't see symptoms* is what i meant to say... it could be true, but no way to see evidence of it either way.

Mg deficiency takes over 30 days to see the symptoms from onset of the problem, so if they aren't that old, it can't be Mg-def. not enough info. irrigation habits -- always irrigate with fertilizer at 1.3-1.5 EC and religiously get 10% runoff waste or more -- toss it down drain or outside, do not let the plant sit in its own piss. Repeat when top layer starts to change colors. Can wait a bit longer, can go a bit sooner, early on i'd suggest more of a wet-dry cycle as that will promote deeper roots. can ramp frequency up in bloom if you want, as long as at least 33% of the pot's weight is lost before re-irrigating. (weight loss = water use) this looks like something related to bad watering habits. the odd leaves are probably somethign to do with ratio of individual nutes or genetics. usually a happy plant will progress from 3-5-7-9-.. fingered leaves each new growth node it adds. when it doesn't that's a potential sign feed is off a bit. not all plants will give you 9-11-13+ fingers, but you should get to 7 or 9 easily with just about any plant. start tracking your nutes.. either weighted average of the % off the labels as they are mixed or calculate ppm of each. one or the other is very useful when adjusting formula, initially... once you have plants happy seed to harvest, you can relax about that stuff, but until then it will greatly reduce learning curve.

Don’t want it dry between fertigation cycles. Ignore that guy. I don’t see much wrong here but some possible N tox showing. Make sure you’re getting runoff with each watering/feeding

Waaaaaay over fed!

More nitrogen toxicity, recent and heavy. N part too big. Its coco, so flush well and reload food with way smaller N part.

i cant see anything bad here, the tips may point down because of alittle to much water for the moment, but really i only see happy and green girls but if they go on like this and the leaves are kinda rolling in ( shrinking in the length) your feedings may be to strong in nitrogen so watch them and if leaves get darkgreen and getting very slim leaves due incurl watch your feedings // medium

Hey there! I'm not a coco grower so this would be a stretch but how dry are they between watering and what is the pH of the runoff when watering. For real, those ladies look super healthy and they just look amazing. I don't think you are doing anything wrong. Maybe just monitor more things, if it is measurable then it is worth tracking. You are doing a great job, I would continue at this rate as long SD the run off is within pH