Is this nute burn - noob trying to learn

cantoke

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I think this is nute burn but as this is my first grow i dont know. or could it be genetics or deficiency as these were grown from bag seeds several different strains "mutts".
These are growing in a areoponic bubbler under 400 watt hps using
GH flora,micro,bloom and big bud
ph kept between 5.80 5.95
ppm 1124
temp 69 to 80.5 F
plants are 90 days from germination
5 weeks into flowering 1 week from flush.
a picture is worth a thousand words so heres a few. any help, opinions, comments would be greatly appreciated as this is a much needed medical grow.
 

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from the way the tips are curling id say nute and maybe heat
 
salt lock or nutrient build up is caused when you use to much nutes and dont flush out your medium often enough. or just a build up from normal use of of all the trace elements and salts and minerals thats in your medium. when this happens flush out for a couple of feedings with a little peroxide and thats it NO NUTES. hope this helps
 
grodrowwithme - thanks for the info, i change nutes every week and top off with fresh water between. I think part of my problem is im growing in a modified areogarden and the resovoir is to small, causing th build up. Ive got a 18 gallon 6 pot bubbler/recirculator ready for my next grow which i think will do better. thamks again for the advice.
 
no prob i had a few probs with nutes untill i found out the truth to 2 an 3 part nute systems theres no such thing lol and you just got to be carefull im not to big on hydroponics im an organics man although i mess with a ebb an flow and dwc a little. i was thinking of doing an all organic soil drip system.
 
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