Truffaloha #2 from Beleaf

Here's where I make my biggest unforced error of this grow. As the plants entered their rapid stretch, the new growth became a limey/yellowish color and that caused me to become concerned. This lead me to an overreaction by way of an overcorrection, which I'll explain. I diagnosed(in my great wisdom) the yellowing as a nutrient deficiency and I decided to correct it by foliar feeding. I used a quarter strength nutrient solution and proceeded to foliar feed for three days straight. The first day I saw some improvement, so I continued with my treatment to a second day. And, the second day I saw some minor improvement as well, so I continued on to a third day. BUT, by the third day, I had burnt every single leaf tip that was exposed to my foliar "treatment". Lesson learned! The yellowing was normal to begin with, I think, and the foliar feeding was three times as much as I probably should have ever done. I'll spend the next two weeks trimming tips and being concerned about the damage I may have caused, but that's the price of learning the hard way.