I’ve change my venting and now I get around 54 humidity because the vent sucking all the air out and I get left with 54 humid tent
Need help with that
Tanx
And also I got close up pick (sorry for my grow light) but you can still see it
There’s fade coloring and black spot and the small plant have more then big one worry that he won’t make it 
Looks extremely hungry. Is that coco? Have you been feeding nutes yet?
That humidity level is fine
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Not really feed them 2days ago
And a week befor that
You think that’s a feeding problem ?
I feed them root nut
Should I feed them every day with water ?
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agree 100% Looks like a nitrogen deficiency and maybe some others 
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Every day feeding if the medium is coco and to at least 20% run off
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What is your medium? That’ll be the first thing need.
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That coco
What do you mean20% run off
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Coco is inert which means there’s no plant food in it. Do you need to feed from the start.
To avoid salt buildup it’s recommended that when you pour your water (slowly) that a percentage of what you pour in comes back out. Runoff
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20% of what your putting in. What nutrients are you using? At this stage they should be getting NPK, a little calcium and magnesium and I feed Beneficial microbes to help with nutrient absorption. For this plants age…I’m assuming 2 weeks from breaking ground? Should be getting around 400-500 PPMs and PH at 5.8-6.2
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Thank you guys
These the nut I have
Can some body help me understanding witch one should I use I’ve used the root stimulator couple of times but it m not sure if should I give it every watering
Y’all saying I should do it
Tank you for all of your help
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You should look in their website for a feeding schedule. I’ll poke around for it later this morning if you can’t find it.
But it should give you the ratios and feed rates based on plant stages.
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I didn’t find any
Tanx brooo
Can you send me the link please
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Found it tanx bro
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Sounds like you’re not real cami with coco. Personally I believe it’s to much trouble and expense using coco. You could transplant that in some ocean forest, or happy frog, and it would probably green up, and you wouldn’t have to worry about feeding for a few weeks. Just a suggestion.