:smoking: Lunar, what's up?
...so, this is on the upper leaves, you say,... that hints at an early immobile nute defc. starting most likely,.. hard to say just yet which one, it's not definitive enough in symptoms.... You're using OverGrow too I assume,... it has some micronutes, but not the full spectrum from what I read, so I'm thinking something more 'exotic" like Mn, B, Mo,..forget if Zn is in OG or not,..? On occasion, Ca defc, can start up higher too, it's poorly mobile, and under LED's, issue can be more pronounced,... But with the OG foliar, it's hard to believe ca defc. is hitting,.. I do see some fine spotting typical of it though,... .........Mg defc. will hit lowers first and worst, pretty consistent with that,.. it's very mobile within the plant, readily translocated,... No N issues here at all!
... are you doing the 15-20% run-off each time with the coco? Checking the EC/ppm of run-off? You're familiar with the do's and don't's of coco, I forget,... if not, a salt build-up problem could be the cause, an/or off pH,.. nevermind what AN says about self-buffering, that's in low ppm water (which you have) and while in solution only,.. once in the pot, all bets are off, too many other influencing factors in play! Either way, an in-pot pH check would be wise,... point here is to see if you have a lockout/uptake blocking issue, of simple lack-of defc.,....
Wish there was a probe that had a digital readout that told you what chemicals and minerals are in the soil and how much. And add to my wish list a lockout yes/no indicator too.
Or some sort of star trek device you put a leaf in to and it will tell you what is what.
The lead dude from autopots is supposed to call me all the way from the UK to discuss coco, salt build up and the bottom feeding of autopots. since the ideal probe I want doesn't exist, I'll talk to my friend from autopots instead! Thanks for chiming in. And I'll be sure to update this thread later.