Nute burn or heat stress???

It's been in the mid 80s this past week, I dont why whether my plants are burning from obsessive amounts of nutrients or burning from the sun??... either way I'm gonna start to flush out my soil with regular water to be safe ... here are pictures... just so annoying it keeps spreading to the top of my canopy...

You're probably not going to get a decent answer unless you write the details of the grow: soil type, how much? nutrient type, how much and how often? your answer is in the details.

polishpollack said:

You're probably not going to get a decent answer unless you write the details of the grow: soil type, how much? nutrient type, how much and how often? your answer is in the details.

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Soil type: roots organic 707, and roots organic normal blend.
How much: 11 plants in 45 gallon pots 1 in 80 gallon pot = 575 gallons of soil.
Nutrient type: down to earth dry amendments, gaja green day amendments feed weekly to ensure plants are adequately feed... some liquid bottled nutrient from vegamatrix... also I've been giving my plants alot of seed sprouted teas and compost teas ...
How much nutrients: lately I've been giving them a fuck ton of nitrogen because I thought the leaves dieing from the bottom up was a nitro deficiency... Ive also been giving my plants silica, and aloe vera powder every feed... in other words i havent gave my plants a straight water only feed in forever because I always think they need something extra in the soil but i gotta remember I'm doing no til...

A little burn it looks like. I would just back off a little but other than that I would wait and see.

DaFreak said:

A little burn it looks like. I would just back off a little but other than that I would wait and see.

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I top dressed a shit ton of gaja green 444 all purpose prob did to much... when the burn started to happen i thought it was because i didn't have enough nitrogen because it started yellowing up from the bottom so that's when I top dressed the shit out of them then I just feed them a compost tea mixed with a whole bunch of shit fuck I think I'm just overloading on the teas and nitro lol gotta def lay back

Not only that, but if you're adding so much water-based ferts and maybe more water on other days your soil is remaining very wet. That last photo really looks more like the result of over-watering more than anything else. let the soil dry out and see what happens. roots need oxygen which they only get from the air when soil dries. when the container seem pretty dry water again. can't believe you put one plant in 80 gallons of soil. that's 25 more gallons than an oil drum. did I see that right? granted, it's solid measure but that sounds strange.