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The plants are all dead now so checking for salt is pointless. Still why did 4 survive and the rest died? I did nothing different with these 4 survivors. Water filter is a 3 stage carbon, ceramic, flouride filters. AQUARIUS TRIPLE PLUS? w/ Fluoride & Microbial Reduction [AQ-135F] -...

No pattern.

By request pics of 4 surviving plants. Thrips theory is not likely since 4 plants remain untouched while the rest have all died.

I inspected the plants thoroughly and there is no evidence of thrips. From what I read they're similar to spider mites which I had before.

I will get some pics. They're sleeping now. A few yellow leaves is all. They are the survivors. Sizes were 2 and 3 gallon pots. Again...I used a moisture meter and did not water until they were dry. I did not ALWAYS check for run off. The plants looked fine, next day wilted, next day...

No root rot or over watering. 2 plants seemed to not dry out well during the flush between veg and flower. Are you suggesting FF caused my plant death? Please explain.

You guys may think I'm nuts but I think the batch of seeds was defective and caused the plants to die off at a premature age.

PH normal 6-7. Watering very lightly and using a meter. I would say maybe once every 5 to 6 days tops and not soaking, just a few cups. Filtered tap water.

The die off was gradual one by one not all at once. The FF feeding schedule was the only nute used followed to the exact amounts on the FF feeding schedule.

Re: Mystery death advice: Temp 75 degrees. Humidity 50% to 70%. Feeding schedule according FF schedule.