Exceso de nitrógeno? Raíces pidiendo transplante? Cuál es mi problema?

Kakui
Kakuistarted grow question 4y ago
My plants have weak leaves that are drooping down, very dark green color. At first, I thought it could be too much water, or that the roots are already asking for a transplant, but it seems to me that it's excess nitrogen. Does anyone know what it could be? Photo and video in week 2.
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Leaves. Curl down
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Kakui
Kakuianswered grow question 4y ago
In the end, it was excess nitrogen; I solved it with a root flush until the drainage was giving me 4~6 EC. I hope they continue to do well for the transplant. Thank you very much to everyone who replied 😁
GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 4y ago
I'm with Organoman on this one... transplant them now, give them only pH'd water for a week and then, when you reintroduce nutes, only give them 1/2 strength to start out... You've gotten to this situation because your plants are strong and growing robustly! Incredible grow, really! Good luck!
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Youthman
Youthmananswered grow question 4y ago
Hi! You can notice how the dark green color and the leaves curling down indicate an excess of nitrogen :) they're also curling down because the pot is now small, the roots are struggling to grow due to lack of space and oxygen, so change the pot right away and put them in one that's at least 12L, with which you can take them all the way to the end of flowering :) temperature and humidity are right✌️ Happy growing
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 4y ago
Yes, they need transplanting and soon! Yes, they are over fed with nitrogen. However, some plants/strains do grow like this naturally with folded down leaves, especially some indica dominant hybrids.
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