Help what's happening

MackMurder it's Shogun Zenzym which is an enzyme. The description I've found doing a quick research is; Zenzym, A Multi-Enzyme Product That Breaks Down And Reinvigorates Old Media And Dead Root Matter, Turning It Into New Plant Food The newest addition to the Shogun range is Shogun Zenzym, an enzyme product which helps you to breakdown dead root matter and other unwanted residues and turn them into food for your plants to thrive off. It also helps to keep recirculating systems clean and free of biofilm buildup. Shogun - world beating nutrients and formulas Developed by a leading biochemist Suitable for all types of growing media Breaks down dead root matter and turns it into food for your plants A natural enzymatic formula Prevents the blockage of drippers caused by biofilm formulas Used at a rate of 2.5m/L from veg through to harvest Increases yield & crop quality

Your plant is burnt to shit. Those are some DARK green leaves man. Burnt tips and edges probably some other deficiencies since you look like your overloaded on nitrogen probably locked other shit out.. You need to flush. Just curious why do you mention enzymes like it's a nutrient? Enzymes are not used regularly and if you are it's not necessary. What are you feeding that plant. Is it in soil or in hydro?

Hey there SuperPanda, looks like you had a nitrogen excess, you can tell from the burnt tips and the "too green" shiny aspect of the leafs. Try to fix that by reducing the amount of N you're adding. You can probably add the enzyme back in though, that wasnt it. Hope this helps ! 🚀

Your plant is showing signs of a Potassium Deficiency. With a potassium deficiency, you’ll generally see symptoms on older leaves, but not always. Sometimes you’ll see the symptoms at the top of the plant. Leaves with a potassium deficiency get yellow, brown, or burnt edges and tips. The burnt edges may look a little like nutrient burn, except the affected leaves also start turning yellow in the margins. Give her a flush with clean, pH’d water that contains nutrients. Old damaged growth will likely not recover. Watch the plant over the next few days to make sure that the problem stops spreading to new growth.