Plant care

Just a bit to much run fox farm about 1/2 to start and increse if you see plants gingery 1/4 strenght on aiutoes

You got her nails done 💅 Little bit of stress caused by nutrient burn as long as it doesn’t progress any further it won’t be a problem it’s nothing to worry about it is the plant letting you know that you’ve crossed the line and you’re giving her too much . So, on the next watering only water, give your girl a chance to consume the available nutrients.

Are your diary numbers accurate? 2200PPM? It looks like that was way to much feed and they are showing signs of nutrient burn. I would max feed any photoperiod plant 1200ppm MAX. I would try and flush them with water and try to get some of that out of the soil with out drowning the roots. You can sometimes feed plants at the max level and above it. but other environmentals need to be locked in, pro style growing not for hobbyist. Next water go by the EC/PPM of the solution, not the recommended feeding guidelines by the manufacture. Especially if your mixing brands, they don't always mix well. Best Of Luck!

think they instruct some insane 2EC dose ... don't follow their instructions. if they don't have guaranteed analysis labels... good luck figuring it out each time you buy the bottle, LOL if it does, it is worth doing the math at least once to convert what you feed into PPM per molecule as well as in total. The ballpark idea will be good enouhg for any minor adjustments to the formula you settle on. google 'nutrient ppm calculator" manic botanix or some shit like that should be near top of list. it can handle specific gravity, if necessary. i'd just avoid feeding for a while. you are in soil, right? whatever cycle you were on before, give an extra irrigation between feeds of just water.... if it continues to decline, maybe 2 extra water-only irrigations. Some runoff in soil is good. you don't need as much as a soilless grower.. just make suer the whole thing gets wet... dry pockets can have all sorts of ramifications down the line.. as teh dryback continually increases concentration in those zones much more than if it was fully saturated each time. this results in some runoff being necessary. if you got fabric pots, feel at bottom.. is it wet? or if nursery pots, make sure the substrate is equally moist at muttiple drain holes at bottom.. be surprised what a little slope can cause... 1 side will need a little more water or rotate the pot half way through....

Are you making about 15% run off water on every watering with nutrients?

Looks like you gave them a tad too much. I would feed them at 1/2 the amount the bottles suggest.