TheMorrisGardener Seeings signs of nitrogen toxicity in the one.

adn9bru What?

TheMorrisGardener Sorry didn’t notice the reply. There’s what looks like the beginning of clawing and dark green tips - both reliable signs of nitrogen toxicity - they have too much fertilizer or the soil has too much nitro. It can progress and get worse or the plant can use it up and grow rapidly. Problem is it can become a loop where it drinks more because of the excess nitrogen causing it to intake even more nitrogen. If it’s that bad the plant will die. Plants in my grow had nitrogen toxicity but I knew I didn’t overfeed by much so I left it alone. It corrected itself. pH your water to be slightly more acidic (5.8-6.2) and they should be able to bounce back if you don’t feed again for two weeks or so. Just my experience though.

Danny Bravo Loving the chunky leaves lol