Nutrient burn?

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Can anyone help me out what possible could be the issue with my plant. I think it's nutrient burn tho
 

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From a glance it looks like a phosphorus issue as it looks like you’re in vege still. What is your EC/PPM reading at?? That would be your best way to accurately find out and correct the issue before it gets worse. If you’re growing in coco coir it’s a pretty easy fix, soil is easy too but requires some time for the new watering to remove whatever buildup and replace with new nutrients
 
colem8 said:
From a glance it looks like a phosphorus issue as it looks like you’re in vege still. What is your EC/PPM reading at?? That would be your best way to accurately find out and correct the issue before it gets worse. If you’re growing in coco coir it’s a pretty easy fix, soil is easy too but requires some time for the new watering to remove whatever buildup and replace with new nutrients
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Thanks for the info but my problem was they were over watered and my ph was off in the soil water and nutrients I was feeding with alkaline water instead of acid water
 
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