How to recover from nute burn

Hello All, I believe I have burned my clones! I added slightly more nutrients than I should have and the pictures below are the result. I believe the yellowing came from nutrient deficiency since I watered them at first without any nutrients, when I added the water with nutrients they started to brown at the tips and leaves started to fold up. Will an immediate flush fix this or should I just wait it out? Please help

looks pretty bad,need to flush for sure,is that soil or something else? how close is your light sorce

It is readygro aeration soiless coco medium and the plants are 2 ft away from the top of the plants

what light are you using, looks like bleaching from the lights . wrong light spectrum

hibok said:

what light are you using, looks like bleaching from the lights . wrong light spectrum

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This is the 2nd thread he's started with the same pictures and exactly what I suggested in the other thread: light bleaching.

Would light bleaching cause yellowing and brown spots in leaves and burnt leaf tips?

I had the same problem just not nearly as bad. I say light burn. Could be nute burn, ether way ur frying those poor ladies.

JonLopez07 said:

Would light bleaching cause yellowing and brown spots in leaves and burnt leaf tips?

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Yep. If your close enough to bleach them, your probably close enough to burn the tips a little. Go to google and search images for "cannabis light bleaching" and make your own decision. Many examples look exactly like your plant

ok, if its not the light than go get a run off of the water reading of ppm and ph from the drainage holes of the pot. give a solid number please.

that was what i thought,lighting had something to do with it,but wanted to see what others wrote

The PH was 6.6 coming out of the bottom of the soil.

the next thing would be iron deficiency

Another observation I made is that the yellowing is at the bottom of the leaves, not the bottom.

as i see it, it could either be bleaching caused by the light you are using or it could either be nute burn. if it's nute-burn, you need to flush. if it's bleaching, check the distance between the light and the plants. adjust it

I'll go with nute burn, bleaching wouldn't be at multiple heights like yours is in the 2nd and 3rd pics.

Slow down bro. Plants take 2-3 days to react to each "treatment". So don't overdo it, or you'll cause separate problems from ones you are fixing.