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Yes MrBD, that is just the question I am trying to ask. Is the 48 medical plant number combined with the 4 recreational plant number, or are they separate, being able to both be grown on one property?

I just did a soil test and checked the ph at verious regions in the soil. Ph seemed good, all between 6 and 7. However, the soil test showed excessive amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus although levels of potash (potassium) seem good. Does this pic of the soil test give anyone any ideas?

Also, why aren't the leaves clawed if the plants are getting too many nutrients and probably too much nitrogen?

Ok thanks. What do you think I should do? Should I lay off the nutrient tea and just give the plants fresh water until they fully recover?

I don't think nutrients are being blocked out but ph could still be a problem. The plants were fine until they were given the nutrient tea, which makes me think they are toxic. I'm going to test the ph and npk levels tonight to see if there is anything I can correct.

I'm having trouble diagnosing what the problem is with my plants. This bad new growth started about 2 days ago, 1 day after giving them a relatively strong nutrient tea. Initially I thought the problem could be nutrient burn or nitrogen toxicity, but the leaves are not clawed and the burn is...

Well that is kind of my question. Are the 4 plants per resident not included in the 48 plant figure? The farm is only ran by one or two guys and when I asked him this question he did not know the answer.

I've been looking everywhere to find an answer to my question but I can not seem to find anything. Anyway, in about a month I will be moving to Oregon and living on a commercial medical cannabis farm. I think they are growing 48 plants and they have patients which the plants are assigned to. So...