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bryan oconner
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i was going to say mabe the light burnt the shit out of it . but it would not flip the leafs upside down . must be some funky ass nutrient over done . ive never seen this before .
$bkbbudz$
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Much more info is needed to even come close to accurately diagnosing this. Based on just the picture though...IMHO....looks to me like you may have 2 issues...heat stress and nitrogen toxicity.
Again, information...medium, amount of medium, medium additives, what nutrients you are feeding how often and in what amounts, watering how much and how often, ph. rh, temps, ventilation, light source, cooling etc etc etc.
Again, information...medium, amount of medium, medium additives, what nutrients you are feeding how often and in what amounts, watering how much and how often, ph. rh, temps, ventilation, light source, cooling etc etc etc.
fagit_isobar
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Judging only from the picture you posted I'd say:
Nitrogen Toxicity + Heat Stress, and maybe a little too much water.
Post more info tho
Nitrogen Toxicity + Heat Stress, and maybe a little too much water.
Post more info tho
bird mcbride
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To soon to toss it. It can come around still.
$bkbbudz$
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HMMMM Now where have I seen ^^^ that before??
kiwipaulie
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Id say heat has been one culprit
That would narrow it down to what you're feeding them or spraying on them.
Alienwidow
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Id say over feeding bigtime. Is your ppm meter calibrated right?
Misterfourtwenty970
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I'm having a similar issue any one can help me out? Thanks Guys I'm thinking it's Nitrogen Toxicity, due to the fact leaves are Dark green, and my growth has slowed down very much, She's been grown in Organic Soil, and I recently like 3 weeks ago started giving her Nutes from General Organics, I flushed her with 5 gallons of PH water around 6.8ph level, that was yesterday she's in a 5 gallon Homedepot bucket. Any Idea guys? 
I can't tell how dark the leaves are in the pics,but id say you're probably right about nitrogen toxicity. The leaves that are clawed will stay that way. The plant will recover and be fine as long as you go easy on the nutes. I grow with the less is more approach its much easier to add nutes than it is to take them out, cheaper too.