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Dark green initially yes, but "leaves that turn into claws often start turning yellow and dying if the nitrogen toxicity is not treated, much like a nitrogen deficiency, only the leaves will continue to get more and more clawed. Leaves eventually turn yellow or brown and fall off" That's why I...

I Is there a downside to spraying Avid, other than the fact that it's inorganic? It's worked miracles for me. I understand that the organic grower is opposed to the use of stuff such as Avid/floramite etc, but that doesn't change the fact that it works. It's also not hurting anything by...

Curled down "claw" like leaves, along with yellowing are classic signs of N toxicity. Why are you thinking otherwise?

Hey TWS, Avid is an INSECTICIDE/MITICIDE that kills Aphids, thrips, white flies, and leaf miners. Also, it's systemic, so it will prevent future issues with the mites!! You should do your research before you talk trash big guy. Lame.

Wow..a 28 N is crazy high!!! And if your pots aren't fully saturated with water, and you hit that dry soil and dry roots with a fertilizer with such high levels you will definitely burn your plants, which is definitely part or all of your problem there. During veg, your girls don't need all of...

I've never seen/heard of a plant at that young of an age having any Boron issues. Cutting the damaged parts off isn't helping you out at all, it's just stressing the plant out. Also, you cut off the damaged parts l..so we can't even see the problem to diagnose it! Just out of curiosity, why are...

Bro, those babes are still so young..IMO you don't need to be feeding them anything! Maybe a 1/4 strength dose of Tappin' Roots or Superthrive but yeah, looks like an N overdose to me.

That is most definitely a Nitrogen toxicity problem. It looks pretty late stage due to the yellowing. Flush heavily and make sure you're using the correct ratio of fertilizer. Those plants look pretty young, so going full strength is too much, especially if your using synthetic ferts. My guess...

That is definitely some sort of bug damage. I would spray the plants with some neem oil if going organic, but if you're not opposed to really kicking their asses, I would hose them down with Avid.

Letting your plants droop numerous times definitely affects them. Not sure why they don't smell, but that definitely is a nutrient deficiency or nutrient lockout. Check your pH. It looks to me like a nitrogen problem.

Yep, that's a boy! I would cut it down and throw it away bud. You definitely dont want to smoke that.

95° is way too hot, and even in an outoflower I would never do more than an 18/6 during flower. They are dying/dead bro! Cut them down!!! 100%

That doesn't look like any nutrient burn that I've ever seen. Usually, nutrient burn would show early signs on the tips of the leaves, or a yellow/brown look to the whole leaf, not just random and inconsistent spotting like that. A pH issue wouldn't account for those markings either. In my...

As far as I know, there are no deficiencies that look like that, and it's definitely not heat/light stress or burn. I would definitely say that it is some sort of bug damage. Just because you see no bugs, doesn't rule it out. Spider mites are the only bugs I know of that stick around and breed...

Reain Resinho is right on the money. If the leaves are only droopy during the dark hours, that's completely normal.

It looks to me like a definite oberwatering issue. Watering every day is generally too often, especially with a young seedling. There is a few reasons for this. Roots need to breathe. Water is essential, but too much of it too often causes an anaerobic (without oxygen) environment in your...