Is this windburn / improper watering? I generally wait till they sag, sometimes takes 2 weeks

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Hobblebush

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These are my indoor girls flipped to flower a week ago. Top and left are suprise autos, bottom and right are both female photos.
main distress on the right photo.

it’s a bit saggy on the leaves and they are kinda curling down like windburn, I haven’t watered in over a week, and they are feeling pretty light. But I was starting to see some clawing from possible overwatering and have been trying to only eater when the plants say they need it.


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here you can see some curling downwards on the serration of the Leaves.
 
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Wattzzup said:
Nutrient info would be great if you have given them any. Also kind of dark like too much N.
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I haven’t given them any nutes, other plants seem happier but they are different strains.

soil is coast of main platinum, mixed with local compost, wormcastings, perlite, bone meal and some guano
 
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In this case (and its nothing to worry about right now) I would add a tsp/ gallon of epsom salt to your next watering. And also foliar spray with a mix of straight water mixed with another tsp of epsom salt per gallon. That should help with that minor curling. Good luck friend!
 
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JimmiP said:
In this case (and its nothing to worry about right now) I would add a tsp/ gallon of epsom salt to your next watering. And also foliar spray with a mix of straight water mixed with another tsp of epsom salt per gallon. That should help with that minor curling. Good luck friend!
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What would the salt be for? What do you think is going on with the plant? Thanks for the help
 
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JimmiP

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Yeah, and reading your last post (as it came in as I was posting my response). You dont need anything else nutrient wise. I'll bet the epsom straightens your leaves right out.
 
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JimmiP

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Epsom salt aids in better and more balanced nutrient uptake and many other things. It's kind of a cure-all for plants. Well,,, not for everything. But in this case I believe it will help you out.
 
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