Poison is the Antidote

We're really hoping that our girls do some catching up this week! We're keeping a close eye on our nitrogen levels. 2 weeks ago we had some major symptoms showing up of nitrogen deficiency. Since transplanting into fresh soil and lightly feeding, we're seeing some signs of nitrogen toxicity, with a slight "clawing" of some new leaves, which are also quite a dark shade of green. Day 29: - Temp: 68F - 79F (lights off / on) - RH: 61% - We had planned on watering today but we're going to wait until tomorrow. The pots still had some water weight to them. Day 30: - Watered with dechlorinated tap water, pH 6.3/6.4 - Each plant received approximately 2L of water - Removed 1 of the Sunblaster 6400K LED strip lights & relocated the 2nd strip light crossways in the center of the tent. - Increased the intensity of our "Elite 360" fixture, from 25% to 40% to maintain LUX levels of approximately 18,000 at canopy. Day 31: - no changes Day 32: - did some LST on both plants, bending the top 2 growing shoots down. We plan to top these at the 3rd node, once we get 5 nodes showing. Day 33: - no change - both plants recovering quickly from LST Day 34: - minor LST adjustments - watered with dechlorinated tap water, with .5ml/L of BioBizz's "Fish Mix" & "Acti-vera", .5ml/L of Remo Nutrients' "VeloKelp" and .25ml/L of General Hydroponics' "CaliMAGic". - 280ppm, pH 6.2 Day 35: - minor defoliation, removing the fan leaves and shoots at the 2nd node of each of the 2 main branches. We were going to do this at the same time that we do the 2nd topping but we still have a couple of days before they're ready for their 2nd topping and we decided to go ahead with the minor defoliation to help give the branches at the 1st and 3rd nodes more light.