My plants are being shitty and I dont know why

My girls are trying to tell me something but I'm stupid.
20 Cheese
12 AK 47
6 Amnesia Haze

All of them are handling it differently, but mosts edges are crocodiling, fairly dark green in normal light, canoeing from slight to badly
But they are growing like fucking crazy.
Any ideas?
Too much nitrogen?
Too much light?
More can msg? 3mil per gallon

1000 watt 3 feet away
24 7
Temp 77 to 82
2 week veg
Hesi nutrients at 60 percent
RO water cal mag added
Ppm 250
Watering to halfway dry, 30 percent run off

DOYOUSMELLTHAT said:

My girls are trying to tell me something but I'm stupid.
20 Cheese
12 AK 47
6 Amnesia Haze

All of them are handling it differently, but mosts edges are crocodiling, fairly dark green in normal light, canoeing from slight to badly
But they are View attachment 4363204 View attachment 4363203 View attachment 4363203 View attachment 4363204 growing like fucking crazy.
Any ideas?
Too much nitrogen?
Too much light?
More can msg? 3mil per gallon

1000 watt 3 feet away
24 7
Temp 77 to 82
2 week veg
Hesi nutrients at 60 percent
RO water cal mag added
Ppm 250
Watering to halfway dry, 30 percent run off

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Too much nitrogen as you mentioned. The edges are probably due to heat stress. Is that a 1000 HPS? Or MH? Is it in an air cooled hood or a Cool Tube or just an open reflector?

Do you usually feed this early? What medium is that?

I start with 25 percent with Hesi from week one, building to 75 percent by week 4 of veg.

Ppms at 250, so I didn't think I was over nuteing
Organic soil with perlite

I don't know about heat stress if temps are 77-82F; although, a 10 degree difference used to be the rule of thumb for the optimal temperature shift between 'day' and 'night'.

watering to 30% runoff seems good--how many days between watering / what counts as 'half dry'?

If you're just 2 weeks into flower and you were on a 24/0 light schedule and you're already feeding at 60%, there's a good chance its the nitrogen overabundance you first thought, but it might be getting impacted by the hesi nutes you're adding to that situation. If you only vegged for 2 weeks there should be enough food in the soil to last another week or so, even during the stretch.

I know next to nothing about Hesi but I do have some experience with other bottled liquid organic nutrients and found that they weren't very pH stable without pre-aerating and such. You might be getting caught up in something like that, too.

I'd say cut back on the nutes, feed an aact (1-2 Cups fresh earthworm compost, 2 tbsp blackstrap molasses, a pinch of kelp meal and a dram of fish hydrolysate, bubble vigorously for 24-36hrs) undiluted, and see how they respond over the next two weeks of light/no nute watering.

be easy,