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Is this Nitrogen toxicity?

SamHeinous

SamHeinous

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Ok, just this one plant (which is an unknown indica hybrid) is doing this, and it was fine just the other day.

It's in flower, being fed general hydroponics flowering nutrients twice a week, or every other watering.

Not sure what to do!
 

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SamHeinous heat stress is your problem from when you lost your a/c. Now is not the time to overwater. They can get used to the heat - but look droopy because the heat and humidity went up all of a sudden -
 
It could be... Do the leaves appear darker and glossier on the affected plant?
How much Micro and Gro are you adding per gallon?
What is your soil/medium?
Do you have an EC/PPM meter?
 
Lmao but im laughing at myself. The rest of the leaves look good. Id just remove that one and any that look like it. The ones that come back will be happier.
 
Hey Camp, the nitrogen toxicity that I've seen, quite a bit I've seen too, every leaf has got a claw tip. And much, much darker, if I had to guess, I would say they got a heat problem, like Canuck147 said,
There's always a chance, for a ph, problem. I don't think Sam, has a very bad problem at all. Except trying to keep her cool enough.
But I've been wrong plenty of times, as everyone has been wrong before.
 
Yeah, I agree, usually leaves are dark and even glossy. But I still stand by the observation that heat curls leaves up not down. I do not think we are looking at heat symptoms.
I see the issue on most of the leaves in the one plant which leads me to believe it is something coming from the soil. Might be very early N Tox or possibly a pH problem. I agree that it is minor.
Waiting to hear about the media... I suspect it might be N hot, which would cause these symptoms at this time.
 
I ain't trying to argue with you, but heat can make mj, leaves curl up or down, it's not just down by any means. Read Nebulas articles, she even says that they can curl up or down.
But mostly what I see from heat , is twisting looking ,taco leaves if it's real bad.
If Sam is using stuff like Ffof, or similar, it sure ain't nitrogen toxicity.
Have a nice evening Camp.
 
Camp alot of us are just missing those we loved and lost and most just don't seem to give a shit anymore.
 
I am very sorry for my comments today in many places. I dont think ive ever made a negative post ever. You niw know why im having a bad week. Just most dont know what alot of us are dealing with.
 
Sorry guys, was in Yuma for the weekend. It's just this one plant, but it is 99% of the leaves. It's in soil, Fox Farms Happy Frog. I probably overwatered it. I don't know where it would be getting too much nitrogen from, but I kept seeing photos of these clawed plants lol.
 
Evening Sam, yeah, that's probably what it was maybe a little to hot or overwatering. You can start seedlings easily in FFHF, it is no where near as hot as FFOF, And it ain't that hot either, as far as to much nutrients in the soil.
 
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