Dark Green Leaves! Good or Nitrogen Toxicity

[cybersmib]

I love this color but reading suggests it may be due to excess nitrogen.. Any Comments or suggestions recommended. Ps. Growing Cream from Growers Choice Under a 315w Vivosun CMH Light in FFOF Soil using Fox Farm Nutes. and my first grow. Full disclosure this seed did not sink during germination but I have 3 other plants all cream one looks similar and the other 2 are lighter in shade. So being a first time grower I wonder if I am screwing someing up or could it just be a difference in Genetics in the seeds. (Same Cultivar reflecting different characteristics). Sorry about the cultivar but my old school ass is sightly amused by the term. Reminds of the Grey Poupon commercial in the 90's

[Rwise]

perty! I would give her some black strap molasses (unsulfured) 1 Tablespoon per gallon of water. I have read that one can use 3 Tablespoons to 1 gallon of water to reduce nitrogen in the soil.
You will see all kinds of differences in plants, could be sloppy genetics, old seed, etc..

[cybersmib]

Tks. Already using the blackstrap for flavoring (incl during flush every 2-3 wks)

[UndergroundFarmer]

I'm not really seeing the nute burn I'd expect if they were getting too much nitrogen. Some indicas just get really dark.

[cybersmib]

Tks for the comments. I thought they looked good too but then you read that dark green leaves are a sign...I didn't want to ignore something our of ignorance. I have gained plenty of experience from my first grow (at least more than originally anticipated, life is like that). Peace, Love and Acceptance to all. We are all on this rock together and their aint no weed on Mars if that was your plan B