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The symptoms you're describing, with damage mainly on the upper half of the plant's leaves, could be indicative of nutrient imbalance or pH fluctuation. Leaf burn at the edges suggests a potential excess of certain nutrients. The fact that flushing with pH-adjusted water stopped the progression is a good sign. It likely helped remove excess salts or imbalances in the growing medium. To troubleshoot further: Check pH Levels: Regularly monitor the pH of your water and soil. Ensure it remains within the optimal range for your plants. Fluctuations can affect nutrient uptake. Nutrient Levels: Assess the nutrient levels in your soil. Excessive amounts of certain nutrients can lead to leaf burn. Consider using a balanced, well-formulated fertilizer. Watering Practices: Ensure that you are not overwatering or underwatering. Both extremes can stress the plant and affect nutrient uptake. Lighting: If the issue is only on the upper leaves, evaluate your lighting setup. Too much intensity or proximity of the light source can cause leaf burn. Keep a close eye on your plants, and if you notice any new developments or changes, adjust your care accordingly. Sometimes, these issues can be trial-and-error to find the perfect balance for your specific growing conditions.