Burned pistils w/N recoverable or compost?

bcf

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I’m pretty sure I accidentally gave high veg dose of N for this poor lady. Pistils toasty browned overnight. Nothing else changed. No others affected. I don’t know if I should keep her or if it’s irreparable & I should just bury her? She’s 4 weeks into flower. What do you think?
 

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OldMedUser

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Pistils don't go brown from overfeeding. Light burn maybe but not nute burn. Leaf tips go brown first then the tips along the margins of the leaves and the margins may turn up if it's getting real bad like from constant overfeeding.

Nothing to see here. Carry on.

:peace:
 

bcf

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Thanks for reassurance! This is the first time I feel like I really effed up a plant- my brain went to doom & gloom zone
 

OldMedUser

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Thanks for reassurance! This is the first time I feel like I really effed up a plant- my brain went to doom & gloom zone
I do all sorts of nasty things to my plants and they still love me. From when they are little I'm smacking them around to help build a strong stem then bend them around as they get bigger for the same reason. They look all beat up but couple hours later are standing tall again.

Like babies they're a lot tougher than they look. :)

:peace:
 

curious2garden

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I’m pretty sure I accidentally gave high veg dose of N for this poor lady. Pistils toasty browned overnight. Nothing else changed. No others affected. I don’t know if I should keep her or if it’s irreparable & I should just bury her? She’s 4 weeks into flower. What do you think?
Keep repeating, "I'm growing weed not hothouse orchids." you're fine, these plants (and even hothouse orchids), can take a ton of our accidents

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