nute burn...prune leaves or no?

i made the mistake of re-using soil that was from my last plant that i harvested and put my babies in it and i guess it was still high in ferts from all the nutes i was using for flowering(even though i left it outside with plenty of rain) and they got nute burn(i think)...my question is should i prune the burnt leaves? or will it not hurt to leave them on there?

I always leave any burnt leaves on the plant till they have shriveled into brown curly things,theses leaves whilst still alive help to establish new root systems for the plant,so if i were you i would leave them on especially on such a small plant

thanx i just wanted 2 make sure i wasnt promoting disiease or anything by leaving them on...personally i dont want to prune or top or use any nutes or do any stress whatsoever cuz im scared of turning my plant hermie again

You cannot try to do anything about those leaves just yet, it will traumatise the plant too much. Please flush the soil you're using.. (water it, over and over and over and over again, *only if it can drain somewhere, and only if the soil is drainable) The thing about flushing is that some people accomplish over fertilizing dirt... and you can't flush dirt really, just gets muddy and stays that way.. so like I said, keep watering it over and over and over, the idea is that the plants pot starts draining clear water.

Don't prune those leaves. They are all burnt. What you need to do is flush the hell out of that soil. It looks like you are not using potting soil.If so get some. Double your pot size. Also you need to seperate your plants before their root systems grow together.

i just transplanted them into those pots 1 week ago from styrofoam cups....i had that soli in a bucket outside for over a week and had a lot of rain and i did use about 1/2 poyying soil....is it possible that transplanting them caused that to happen to the leaves?...that soil worked great for my last grow and i had been flushing it b4 harvest then left it outside i figured there would be no nutes left...heres what they looked like b4 transplant

also i notice that new growth since transplant looks good and healthy its just on the older lower leaves(3-5 blades)and only 2 out of 4 plants suffered this....dunno if that means anything or not

Blunted I can't really understand the way you communicate. If you have 2 plants in one pot. They need to be seperated. One plant one pot. (i'm looking at the first picture you posted.) Is that the way they are planted now. As of 10/13/07. Get them all in equal size containers. Seperate pots for each plant. Notice the biggest plant is in the biggest potting container. The more space your plants have for roots the bigger they will be. Getting lots of rain dosent mean that they are being flushed properly. The containers need holes punched through the bottom for drainage. When you flush them use approximately 4 more times the volume of water for the volume of soil in the container.

you wont even notice them hardly one the plants start getting bigger.nice plants blunted.dont take off the fan leafs there the plants solar pannels. keep it up what var are they?.
craige...

i plan to have 1 plant per pot as soon as i can tell which 1s are female.....i just want...and only have room for 2 plants and thats pushing it they all started out in same typ cups i transplanted the 1 into the double gulp cup b4 the rest cuz it was growing like crazy...the way it is setup as of 10/13 is 2 plants per pot...which are 6qt each...i grew my last plant in 1 of these no prob ......im just gonna kill 1 in each pot when i find the males and the double gulp cup is actually smaller than half of the 6qt 1s

The Roots Grow Very Fast And If There Two Plants In A Pot, When U Transplant All The Roots Will Be Wraped Around Each Other, Not Good,

well they are looking better already and i didnt do shit to em.....guess it was just transplant shock