White tips on leaves

Some of the leaves on my plants have turned white at the very tip. Any concern? I didn't have this last year, so I'm wondering what's changed.

One possibility is nutrient burn. Are you feeding them?

Not really. They were transplanted about 2 weeks ago, from starter pots, into soil. I mixed some fresh soil, with compost, and I did add some fertilizer to that soil mix. Not too much. I haven't done anything but water them since.

Sulfur deficiency is another possibility. And maybe it's just transplant shock. On one of my transplants recently, I damaged a main root during transplant of one of three clones, it took close to a month to recover, it's growing fine again.

Thanks. I'll give 'em some time and see what happens.

Appreciate the help!

It looks like nitrogen toxicity to me.

lusidghost said:

It looks like nitrogen toxicity to me.

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Flush with lots of water?

astrohip said:

Flush with lots of water?

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I don't grow in soil so I'm not really sure. I didn't realize it was in flower when I first looked at it. Is the plant a little branchless runt?

lusidghost said:

I don't grow in soil so I'm not really sure. I didn't realize it was in flower when I first looked at it. Is the plant a little branchless runt?

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No, it's newly planted. Not that old.

astrohip said:

No, it's newly planted. Not that old.

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No don’t flush just give it time and water only when needed. They will grow out of it in a short time. Just a small plant with a little hot soil mix should be fine in couple weeks

astrohip said:

No, it's newly planted. Not that old.

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Is this not a bud?

lusidghost said:

Is this not a bud?

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It might be, it's still newly planted. Maybe 2-3 weeks max. It was a seedling for a little while before I planted it in the ground.

I'm new at this. What does it mean if that's a bud?

Thanks.

Can I see a picture of the whole plant?

lusidghost said:

Is this not a bud?
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Yeah that sure is a bud. I didn’t even notice it at a glance. Is this plant an auto? Not best to be transplanting during flowering but shit happens

is it an autoflower? either way, doesn't look like a big yielder to me

astrohip said:

It might be, it's still newly planted. Maybe 2-3 weeks max. It was a seedling for a little while before I planted it in the ground.

I'm new at this. What does it mean if that's a bud?

Thanks.

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Is this a reveg from your last cycle?

ALPHA.GanjaGuy said:

Is this a reveg from your last cycle?

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I had to look that up. No, started from seed this spring, planted in pot when it sprouted, then put in the ground a couple weeks ago.

I believe it is an autoflower. Vaguely recall that from the seed purchase description (but could be wrong).

astrohip said:

I believe it is an autoflower.

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if it's flowering outdoors ( are you in north america?) now, then prolly an AF.

According to Richard Evans at UC Davis, you usually only need nitrogen and maybe phosphorous when you're growing in the ground.

rkymtnman said:

( are you in north america?)

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SE Texas (NW of Houston)