Leaves clawing around colas

[Grow4r]

The leaves near the top of my plant have started to claw and the leaves are a dark green. The plant is being grown in Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil. I first thought my container was too small so I've transplanted it into a larger container and also think maybe too much nitrogen just from the soil because the nutrients are low nitrogen. I started feeding it Fox Farm Tiger Bloom once it went to flower every other water and the last feeding was with Fox Farm Big bloom. I do have a fan circulating in the grow space and not directly pushing the air at the plant. I'm now thinking maybe it needs a flush. So my question is should I wait until the soil is dry or can I flush it while still moist? I don't want to risk over watering.

 

[Potted]

What kind of pot? If it’s a fabric pot it very hard to overwater, and a flush can b done anytime. If in a plastic pot I would do the same thing no reason I can think of to put it off

 

[D.A.A.S.69]

Can you possible take a picture of her in natural light,? its hard to see with your Led on, .

 

[Grow4r]

it's in a 2 gallon plastic nursery pot. I'm growing in a small closet so the plant won't be very tall when done.

 

[Potted]

I justt compleated a grow with 4 autos it two gal. Fabric pots, I got 3zips of each itoped them at the 3td node and lst them and fed with ff nutes the grow took longer because of the manipulations. 👍 but the yeild and the resin was worth the wait😁

 

[Toker1]

I use the same soil and nutrients. That soil is really hot, but depending on your plant and container size, I typically start the liquid feed about 2 weeks after transplant.
I follow this linked feed schedule recommended by FF.
Lastly, I never transplant during flower. It stresses them out and they will need a week or so to fully recover from it.
https://foxfarmfertilizer.com/images/pdf/usa-soil-schedule-english_3-2018.pdf

 

[PRIMO]

Hey, growfer if you wanna flush, put her inna sink and slowly and evenly run a couple of gal. thru it . last gal. ph and lightly feed with flower nutrients. Then wait a week. Post a pic of the whole plant in natural light or with a flash.

 

[Grow4r]

I didn't want to transplant but thought that might be part of the problem. It was probably going to have to be done anyway. I also flushed it out today. And thanks for that feeding schedule.