I think there is something wrong with my plant guys, it seems to look different than before.. The top stems are showing a purple hue and some of the leaves look droopy/curled. I also noticed some Nute burn on one of the other leaves..

I uhhh dont really see anything wrong with it, how did it look before? Im relativly new to this sport but i think it looks good

Purple stems are a sign of deficiency - usually magnesium or phosphorous or a sign of stress of some kind. have you changed anything to do with your feeding or environment? Heat? more fans?

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Well the lighting scedule was altered a little bit.

I gave it longer light period before.

It isn't very hott at all in the closet.. probably about 68-74 degrees.

I'm growing outside from now on.

I've read it's not a good idea to change the lighting cycle from say 24/0 to 18/6. I'm sure they'll re-adjust though, give them a week or so.

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I have had strains (mostly Sativa) that the stalk looked like that.
Didnt show the purple until about that height too.

Maybe its natural.

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Definitely agree that you need more phosphorus to balance out the nitrogen. Catalyst has always been the best stabilizer or like a humic acid with a fulvic acid will help the nitrogen digest better. It looks great though. No worries just a little bit of bloom and I mean like a 1/8 the dose in a few shots will clear that up. So maybe minus 1/8 the nitrogen and add 1/8 phosphorus if you can. Potassium usually adds up with the phosphorus but the bloom brew should have some potassium. That's my two cents.

It's got nute burn, I don't want to give it any more nutrients.

I put it outside and it looks healthy now.. It was drooping over in my closet, so I decided to switch to outdoors, and when I woke up at 12:00 the plant looks strong and the leaves aren't drooping.