Nitrogen Claw

That's interesting. Might be mag deficiency.
Next feeding just give it plain water + epsom salts (1 tsp/gallon) and see how she responds.
In general, plants do not respond to nutrient changes quickly. It takes at least one week to see a difference -- sometimes two.
When there is damage, it may or may not look better after the correction. It depends on the problem.
Example:
Leaves showing nitrogen deficiency will look better when they get more N.
Leaves showing calcium deficiency will never look "right", but new growth will look much healthier after the correction.

You think calcium? Alright will do. I've been feeding with regular water for a while

JacquesWebsterJr said:

You think calcium? Alright will do. I've been feeding with regular water for a while

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No, calcium was just an example I used for mobile vs immobile nutes.
It's more likely that you need more magnesium, hence the epsom salts recommendation.

Oh for sure. Also got some pH down? Idk if that will work just my pH is a little high right at 7.0

Chunky Stool said:

No, calcium was just an example I used for mobile vs immobile nutes.
It's more likely that you need more magnesium, hence the epsom salts recommendation.

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Hopefully these girls still turn out good. I will definitely use the CalMag. The pH Down I don't know is worth it

Soil is already buffered and can handle high or low ph -- as long as it's not extreme. That's one of the advantages of soil over hydro/coco.

Chunky Stool said:

Soil is already buffered and can handle high or low ph -- as long as it's not extreme. That's one of the advantages of soil over hydro/coco.

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Leaves now curling down dramatically! Reaction to the dynagro? What's next move...

Chunky Stool said:

Soil is already buffered and can handle high or low ph -- as long as it's not extreme. That's one of the advantages of soil over hydro/coco.

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It's terrible now. Curling insane amounts. Should I flush.