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The Sanlight Q6W was damaged so i replaced it with a better fitting Q5W..
Defoiled a little bit, removed all bad looking leaves and those that put shade on the young breaches
Repoted all and put them in the big tent
What does she have?
You best zoom in to the smaller leaves they are affected the most
Only 1 of 15 plants has these hanging, clawing leaves...
I think it's no typical 'clawing' aka N overdose
It started shortly after entering flowering phase...today is day 20 flowering
Hi Unkraut, sorry but i do think it is typical N overdose, your first clue is that it started during flowering when the required NPK profile starts shifting away from N. The other symptoms include starting to see burnt tips , the "too green" aspect of some of the leaves and the shiny aspect of some of the leaves. It looks like using all those additives are adding up N to the plants up until the point where it's now just a bit too much. All kelp extracts have N in it like alg a mic and rhizotonic, and i havent checked every label but i'm quite sure you dont need so many additives, even though they probably have helped these plants control root problems. So take some N out to get a better adapted NPK ratio and the burnt tips will stop spreading. Hope this helps ! 🚀
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