Nute burn?

If so should I flush it with 24 hours using just plain phd water? Im using DWC btw

Theyre also drooping really bad now to

What's the Ec reading?

Don't have a meter Q_Q

Will be getting one asap
The layer of leaves under this is a completely bright lime green (almost yellow) and now its going up to the next nodes which makes me think its nute burn

must be in veg , man I run 1000-1400 ppm straight up in veg. no burn, now in flower if I were to try that they would be scorched, I just can't seem to burn anything in veg,

you should not be doing DWC without a EC/PPM meter or PH meters...asking for a lump of dead stems m8

I'm really not sure if it's burnt or not. Have you done a complete tank change? Is she on full strength nutes?.

Need moar info! :d

Yeah I changed out the res yesterday

2.5ml/gallon
GH micro,grow,bloom

here lemme show another pic

Thats the set of leaves below the original pic

Sharkey said:

Yeah I changed out the res yesterday

2.5ml/gallon
GH micro,grow,bloom

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Is that full strength?

I'm thinking she's hungry....

No it's 1/2 -

Looking at it i think your right it looks more like a deficiency

sworth said:

I'm really not sure if it's burnt or not. Have you done a complete tank change? Is she on full strength nutes?.

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the tips aren't even burned :/
First indication of nute burn. anything you see on those clones in the photo isn't burn but happened during cloning.notice the seedling , its been running at 1000 + ppm for over a week now.

She's hungry IMO. Up to %75 nutes, then after a few daze up to 100%...she's ready to take off.
Ec meter; easier life (for you both!)

I will as soon as I have the cash.

Lol glad I didnt flush her >_>

how much air and have the roots broke the bottom of the pot yet?

I don't believe it is nute burn. Nute burn will affect older leaves and usually just the tips will turn brown. Your PH might be off and you may be lacking nitrogen. With nitrogen deficiency plants will exhibit lack of vigor, slow growth and will be weak and stunted. Quality and yield will be significantly reduced. Older leaves become yellow (chlorotic) from lack of chlorophyll. Deficient plants will exhibit uniform light green to yellow on older leaves, these leaves may die and drop. Leaf margins will not be curled up noticeably. Chlorosis will eventually spread throughout the plant. Stems, petioles and lower leaf surfaces may turn purple. I hope this helps... Happy growing!!

yeah looks like insufficient nutrients...but without all the data(EC/humidity/temp/looking at the roots/PH of your solution/etc) its hard to diagnose it