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Curl and clawing,N-Toxicity?Flushing?

SuperGreenGoblin
SuperGreenGoblinstarted grow question 18 days ago
Hello Growers! Last week I gave around 1ml/L BioGrow in 600ml water. Now all leaves seem to me dark green. Some are disformed/wavey and show burned leave edges and slighty burned Tipps. Two of them seem to be handling the high nitrogen. But the third is curling/clawing. Wdyt?
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Leaves. Edges burnt
Leaves. Tips - Burnt
Leaves. Curl down
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Dabking
Dabkinganswered grow question 18 days ago
How does the main stem feel? I see some wilting. Generally, wilting is due to OVER or UNDER watering. Nitrogen is a mobile Nutrient and a little bit goes a long way. N toxicity is possible, but not likely because most fertilizers only put a small amount in. As it doesn't take much for a N deficient plant to get it back to proper Nitrogen levels in one or two feedings only. I would advise against flushing at this point in time. I would perhaps do a dry-back and let your soil dry out for a few days, then water slowly until run off. Post a follow up in a week and i'm sure all will be fine. It is possible that your plant got stressed as well, but marijuana is very resilient.
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modmyplants
modmyplantsanswered grow question 18 days ago
i feel like Nutrients never dissolve perfectly if you mix them into water, so there are spots with higher concentration. I always use half the amount to avoid problems with that. Around 0.5ml/l i would take in your case
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FuzzySnout
FuzzySnoutanswered grow question 18 days ago
Firstly, with nitrogen deficiency leaves are clawing differently - whole leaf is flat but tip sharply turns down at almost 90º. Secondly, "1ml/L BioGrow in 600ml water" Is almost twice of the recommended value for soil - I think leaves distortion is caused by over feeding. It's difficult to say why only one plant got affected. Maybe it got more feeding solution, maybe it has less light than others, maybe it was a weaker one from the beginning.
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Krisis
Krisisanswered grow question 18 days ago
I’m with Dabking here. This doesn’t look like a result of nitrogen. looks like wilting. It does look like a watering issue
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