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Day 29 Didnt do much today, want to let them recover and dry out but they are all doing relatively well. #1 is what it is, it will be smaller than the others. Jacks will be in the next feeding. Day 30 Continued to tie down the main stems of all plants. #2 seems to be sucking the nutrients out if the first true leaves not just the cotyledons, I expect the Jack's feedings to fix that issue. Day 31 Looks like #3 is showing signs of nitrogen toxicity as well. Maybe that explains the slow growth on the plants to begin with. Either way they are still growing well, #3 is the largest of the bunch now. Day 32 #1's nitrogen issues have worsened and I decided to try flushing her with some rain water i had collected. It measured at about .04 EC, and the initial runoff of the flush read about 11.5. Really not sure what is causing so much salt buildup in my plants. They do have dolomitic lime mixed into the soil and my tap water has a lot of calcium I believe, I dont know if that is an issue but my tap water EC usually reads about .25 which is pretty low. #2's issues have gotten slightly worse as well, not majorly but some tips have the tell tale straight drop of nitrogen toxicity. When she dries out I will water to runoff. I expect the EC to also be above 10 and then I will flush, but hopefully it doesnt come to that. Hours later I decided to water #3 and check runoff, which was also around 10 or 11. Flushed it down to around 2, and flushed #1 with the remaining clean water I had and brought it's EC down to about 3.3 Day 33 All plants have now shown the classic clawing of N toxicity. Interestingly at different rates, but I have a feeling that can be traced back to week 2 - "Day 10 Watered again, was unable to determine if I was supposed to continue giving the root grow so I gave one plant a full dose, one plant half, one plant none. The youngest seedling was also accidentally fed some veg nutes I had stored in a container but it had separated significantly and I poured extra water into her to make sure if any nutes went in they were hopefully flushed right out." So Id guess I'm still dealing with that mistake. Used landscape staples to control growing shoots on all plants and retied the main stems to be more straight and bend at a sharper angle. Day 34 Watered #2 and initial runoff read 15.5, flushed to 1.7. Problems seem to be alleviating across all plants now that they arent being choked to death by salt. Rearranged tent to prevent heat damage to large plant. #1 has shown vigorous growth after having it's EC fixed, I am hopeful all three plants can match it's surprising recovery. Day 35 All plants doing well, not quite recovered from n tox but we're getting there I think. Probably going to be forced to flip as soon as these problems are under control.