Dealing with Nutrient Burn and Salt Build-Up

Cyborg420
Cyborg420started grow question 3y ago
I've observed salt build-up and nutrient burn in my plants recently. I've taken action by flushing and removing 60% of the affected leaves. Now, I'm considering whether to remove the remaining affected leaves and when to proceed with top dressing. Please advise.
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Leaves. Tips · Burnt
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Stork
Storkanswered grow question 3y ago
In my view enough removing leaves, she started blooming, she needs the leaves, new leaves wouldn't grow, and is an auto try not to stress her too much. For feeding cut the dose so you won't have nuts burn 🍻
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CULTIVATORFROG
CULTIVATORFROGanswered grow question 3y ago
To know when to fertilize again, measure the EC of the drainage from your pot. If it's below 1.2, you can fertilize again; otherwise, keep watering with just water. Your plant looks healthy, it's not that bad.
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