Will this recover from nute burn?

[Matt0]

I unfortunately watered this with recharge when there was plenty of nutes in the soil, rookie mistake that I learned after the fact. Anyway, I tried flushing with filtered water. Is there anything else I should be doing or just be patient?

 

[HydoDan]

Watch the new growth, it should recover.

 

[Matt0]

Thanks I hope so, the new growth being so light green has me concerned.

 

[hotrodharley]

You flushed ReCharge? Lol.

 

[Matt0]

nope, flushed only filtered water. No preservatives , additives or bacon grease.

 

[weedstoner420]

I thought recharge was just microbes, does it actually have a significant NPK value?

 

[Matt0]

I have no idea, I thought the same but apparently it makes the plant uptake more nutes?

 

[hotrodharley]

I thought recharge was just microbes, does it actually have a significant NPK value?

No

 

[Matt0]

So why would does it look like nute burn? Everything is organic? Confused

 

[twentyeight.threefive]

So why would does it look like nute burn? Everything is organic? Confused

It doesn't look like nute burn, it looks overwatered.

 

[Matt0]

It doesn't look like nute burn, it looks overwatered.

Thank you, not seeing the obvious

 

[FlowerPower88]

Yes. If you treat it right from here it will…this is mine
Before:

and after:

 

[OldMedUser]

Thank you, not seeing the obvious

That's not burn at all and it looks to me that it is beginning to grow rapidly hence the yellow centres as it takes a while to go green after a day or so of light exposure.

That Recharge will help to make nutes more available to the plant and if you already had a high level of nutes it could push it to burn. I've found out the hard way a couple of times adding myco with lots of nutes. Started using Gaia Green stuff and fried some little clones after repotting. These organics burn a lot easier than I thought,