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Nitrogen Toxicity?? 🥺

BurnTTatorTots

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HoWDy Good Ppl,:p

My plant started looking blueish / army green and the fan leaves began to take a claw-ish form after I may have over done it with the Bio-thrive nutrient solution. :cry:After noticing the side-effects I immediately transplanted it to a bigger pot (5 gal) and flushed it.

Any insight on what I should expect? :sweating:

Can I switch to flower or should I wait until she recuperates? :cool:

Thanks!
 

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Really hard to see the damage under the blurple lights but from what I can tell it looks ok. If it were mine I would bend the couple taller branches (supercrop) over to allow the others to catch up before switching to flower but let it recover a few days either way though
 
Pics in normal light help. I think I see burns, but. Watch the new growth, and give them up to 2 weeks to recover.
Whats up with all the leaf damage, tips missing, you have a bug?
 
Rwise - I have added some more pics. The leaf damages is a result of my way of defoliating the plant without chopping off the entire fan leaf. I cut off the tips where ever they are blocking the light from reaching the foliage at the bottom of the plant. A couple of weeks ago I pruned her by removing the entire fan leaf and the result was extreme wilting so I figured this might be a better alternative.

MeEasy - thanks for the insight, will def execute the super crop technique!
 

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I would flush that mate i take the whole fan leaf off never experienced wilting did it happen when they needed watering just a though mate
 
What is it a photo or auto???? Too much food and way to thick. May want to go back and look through MJ growing in too hot of soil, adding multi amounts of organic and synthetic food causes root issues.
 
SoOrbudgal - I'm not sure, I got it from an excellent bag of buds. I wanna say photo, judging from it's sister plant.

I'm flushing tonight, and will stick to water until I switch her over to 12/12.

Thanks for the info on preventing root issues. I'll put this into practice on my next grow run.
 
*****Update******
HoWDy Good PpL, :D

Exposed Her to a few hours of direct sunlight right before dusk. New foliage appears healthy. She's been relocated to more suitable housing :joy:. I'm using a trellis net to help w/ allowing the lower nodes to catch up ( S/O ~ MeEasy ). Any other tips anyone can share, I'd really appreciate it.

Toodles, folks!
BTT ;)
 

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The rest of the plant looks ok mate just cut back on nitrogen give as much light as possible when u see new growth is good go back to normal less nitrogen good luck
 
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