My 1st thoughts exactly @Stephane. I’d check the pH probe tip to start. Any snot covering it, remove!
Stephen
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The sensor on the left when looking at the unit had a bit of root gunk but nothing to mention really. I cleaned it though. I did the whole unit with the vinegar water mix twice ans than twice water a before this grow . Everything sounded and looked in order.
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Good growing practices!
If that’s the case, I’ll dig into your ticket to see what the data looks like. I know @GroboJason said he saw your ticket come into the system…
Stephen
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The plant is even smaller today so I feel like whatever is in the water might be off. Leaves and everything looked amazing and healthy a few days ago. Hopefully she recovers
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You’ll be fine once ph gets sorted. Hang in there mate and don’t look at the roots unless absolutely necessary
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Will do. And I almost never look at them let alone lift it.
I want automated
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Hey @Azuri would you trim these burnt leaves right off or wait until recovery. Shes still in burn as team investigates and has lost 50 % of her size in a week
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I don’t think it would do any harm to trim the severe one(s) they won’t recover. Just keep an eye on the new growth. 
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I agree with @Azuri , trim the really burned leaves and monitor the new growth. The ones that look really bad won’t get any better.
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Yeah trim party 
do it, your plant will thank you. Like what they said 
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Cut them they won’t recover
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I thought I recognized that lol
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