Can anyone identify whats the problem here? Claw leaves in flowering(pic)

Does anyone have any ideas what this could be??? Sorry for crappy picture quality. Thanks!

Anyonee??!
I got a bettter pic, if this helps

possable too much n over dose or ph stress Im hydro and newbi hope you get more than my 2 cents

^^^ yeah my first guess would be too much N

So should I do anything about that or should I just leave it alone, cause it doesn't seem to hurt the plant too much.

I have never had anything like that come from nitrogen unless perhaps I completely dumped too much and it stressed the plant into autotopping.

It looks like you don't have any information that will actually help besides the picture.

What is it in? What have you been feeding it? Watering? etc.

It looks like the plant is water stressed for one, or possibly under watered. Simple problems first.. Ph is a maybe...

Genetics could play a role, do you have any other plants going through the same thing or from the same batch?

anabioz said:

So should I do anything about that or should I just leave it alone, cause it doesn't seem to hurt the plant too much.

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if you are giving it nutes i would hold back a bit, too much N will delay flowering and in the long run make your plant taste shitty

some strains do have a tendency to do this, but the fact that your plant is very green makes me think its too much N. watering issues usually just make the leaves droopy, but your asking about the canoeing of the leaves right. i've had it before and it was a case of too much N, the veins on the underside of the leaves looked like they were getting too strong and kind of pulling the leaves in like that

What part of the world are you growing outside in?