??? eagles claw leafs?

so my buddy has this indoor ebb n flow in his closet under a 1000w bulb and the side of the table that is slighty elevated for drainage purposes, are making the plants look like this, any ideas what could be wrong?? thanks _tycoon

the plants on the other side are completely healthy. but these ones afe much shorter and stopped growing correcty

Clawing is a traditional sign of too much nutes.

152 views 1 comment! love it the outdoor forum is much more helpful.... well anyways its two weeks into flowering and *****ANY***** help would be kind. _Tycoon

the nutes were around 1100 ppms and water for 15 min 3x a day.....

420tycoon said:

the nutes were around 1100 ppms and water for 15 min 3x a day.....

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From what i see 1100 is to high! Do a flush and start back at 1/2 strength till you see improvment

Looks to Be Specifically ntrogen overdose, that one leaf is almost black... .02 -S0uP

Possibly broad mites.

Absolutely not mites

All you needed was one comment and i gave it. How many have to say the same thing?

well the more help the better. last I checked these forums are for learning experiences hence my question... and again... anyways so he had done a flush bout two days ago and the ppms are about 600 now. do u guys think they will come back or should they be pulled?

how would u guys go about flushing? using 4 inch rockwool cubes in hydroton. nutes are the 3 part general hydroponics series.

More help is great but only so much can be said on that topic. Once the leaves are clawed they will stay that way, look at new growth.

Possible overwatering try cutting back on your water!!!

Are you possibly serious?

netboyfishing said:

Possible overwatering try cutting back on your water!!!

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That is not over watering! Rofl

lololol that's funny.... seriously now?

leaves curling under like that is a clear sign of phosphorus deficiency.

playermic said:

leaves curling under like that is a clear sign of phosphorus deficiency.

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Wrong. Sorry, but just wrong.

netboyfishing said:

Possible overwatering try cutting back on your water!!!

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Maybe not such a daft suggestion. He is using 4 inch rockwool cubes in hydroton. How often does he flood and for how long? how deep is the flood? Are roots established?

Rockwool retains like a mofo. If there are not sufficient roots comin through the rockwool, he is flooding deep and often then they may well be suffering with oxygen def (drowning).