u/JuergenAusmLager

She's about 9 weeks from germination. More interested in getting a "securing" the yield rather than riding it out to the max. What do you think? This is my first plant.

Hey everyone, I’m looking for some help diagnosing my plant. She’s currently developing rusty spots on some of the leaves, and the top of the canopy has shifted to a lighter shade of green while the leaves are constantly in a 'praying' pose.

I’ll admit I made a mistake early on by feeding her with every single watering, which clearly led to some salt buildup in the soil. To try and fix the burnt tips and lockout, my most recent watering was just plain water with enough extra volume to get a decent amount of drainage and flush out those excess salts. I’m officially moving to a 'water-feed-water' cycle from here on out.

Does this look like she's just recovering from the previous overfeeding, or do the pale, praying tops suggest I also need to back my lights off? Any insight would be huge.

Seeing a few concerning signs: yellow tips, handful of crunchy/brown tips, and the new top growth is coming in a lighter shade of green. My gut says nutrient burn, but wanted a second opinion from people who know better.

Overall she looks really healthy and vigorous great structure, strong growth just the coloring is off.

What's the move here? Flush?

Just skip feedings for a week or two and water with a bit of extra runoff?

Also, I've been feeding with every single watering and I'm now thinking that might be the culprit. Is that a rookie mistake? What's the standard feeding schedule most of you run?