Is this nitrogen toxicity?

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Dwadebgd274

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I understand that dark green leaves is suppose mean nitrogen toxicity but my leaves still look very healthy n plus the rest of my plants are receiving same amount Nutes and isn’t as dark green
 

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The symptoms of too much N that I've noticed are dark green thin leaves lacking normal ridges and textures. You'll also notice "clawing" where the leaf tips point down and the leaf petals will fold down like an upside down taco. Strains like bubblegum I've noticed seem to be more sensitive per unit of fertilizer than say a Haze or sativa leaning strain. Anyone else?
 
Wanderer1 said:
The symptoms of too much N that I've noticed are dark green thin leaves lacking normal ridges and textures. You'll also notice "clawing" where the leaf tips point down and the leaf petals will fold down like an upside down taco. Strains like bubblegum I've noticed seem to be more sensitive per unit of fertilizer than say a Haze or sativa leaning strain. Anyone else?
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Makes sense. This is my 3rd grow and I was just wondering was it bad and would it hurt my yield
 
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