Curled leaf tips Nevilles Haze

No es quemadura por nutrientes. Puede ser problema de ph. Al momento de regar controle el ph del drenaje de su maseta. También recomiendo calibrar el lápiz medidor de ph 1 vez por semana. Un segundo problema que pienso por el aspecto de su planta es falta de riego o poca cantidad. Recuerde regar lo sufiente como para empapar todo el sustrato y obtener una poco de escorrentía. Saludos

nute burn and or ph is off. had the exact same show goin on here.

Its from overwaterin with nutrients after the plant has dried up. I bet it got really dry..and u have it nutrients. This is the cause. They defo taking up to much water and leaving the nutes behind adding a build up of salts giving u this burnt look. As when overwaterin starts. Its kinda down hill once it gets very light green (the tips) and moves down the leaf. Then the pigment of the leaf is gone. Its kinda like sticking a really pale guy out in a hot 30c sun..shit gets burnt. That and/or what I talked about with the feed getting away causing the plant to lock out nutrients. It takes up to much water.. And then a cascading event begins I just brought a plant like that through. Was an auto. And it got away from me and lost pigment and looks burnt to shit. Its not. I had it crop wide last summer with 35c temps. And no nutrients when trying to fix was also a mistake as the plant drank too much water and lost pigment even more. Its a thing of good feeding and so on. A plant should be drinking 4L of water a day. They can. But break it down. Witj feed, enzymes low EC nutrients. Sugars and stuff. Also idk if u use it. Silica is great for when this happens. Once you have enough small leafs around the bud during fattening you should get decent bud. Yes, there'll be some type of drop in quality. Most probably be bud development. Will still be stoney. If anything my crop from last summer proved that..

This looks like you have nutrient burns. What happens is your plant is taking up your nutrients(salts) with water. When the plant does not have enough water compared to salts, it gets dehydrated because there is not enough water so the salts burn the plant. This happens first at the tips. If you’re imbalanced in your ratio of salt/water then you dehydrate it. Since your media is drying out so fast, this is what is happening. You will need to keep the soil most to allow more water to be absorbed with the salts so it does not burn the plant. My suggestion is to water twice a day if needed. I hope this helps.

This is nutrition burn. Curled up and in is nutrition burn.