should i feed or just water because of nute toxicity 8 days ago

Ahh. Yes, she has had too much N. But that's a long time Give a stim, fish shit some foliar spray.. just nothing with N in it lol Good luck. She's young. And will grow out of it. Overall she's healthy.. The side bits can be signs of weak roots. If she's a female you should be starting off in a smaller pot and uppottin it, it builds root strenght.

Where is the nutrient burn damage? Your leaf tips aren't even yellow let alone brown? They look pretty healthy to me. If you are worried about hot substrate, then flush it, but i don't see any need for that. You have 1 goofy leaf at the bottom of one plant as far as i could see. Put that in your rear view mirror dude. They look fine so if it were me i would just roll with it till they start to look like they need food, then feed. But for right now they look good and if what your doing the last 8 days is netted that result i say roll with it. Those girls will want around a 800ppm solution when they are fed next time, but they are ok right now in my estimation.

The leaf could be a sign of a slight deficiency. When plants are lacking something, you usually see it in the lower leaves, as the plant draws the nutrient it needs from the older part when there are too few nutrients in the soil. Since everything else looks super healthy, I would normally continue as is and just remove that one leaf. Water so that the soil has good moisture. With too much water, it gets too little oxygen, and with too little, it can't absorb the nutrients properly. Feel free to lift the pot. If the pot feels light, give it some water again. At this stage, the ladies need about 300-400 ml every three to four days. With your pot size, maybe 500 ml. The roots haven't taken over the pot yet and therefore don't need that much water. This way, the soil always has good moisture for the soil life, and the roots still get enough oxygen.