Nute Burn?

Was doing great till i transplanted it in a mixture of super soil i made.. didnt layer it like was told just straight supersoil.. but i also got nitregon deficiency as shown from a bottom leaf i found which seems odd.

could be nute burn, ph is probably is little acidic, i would flush it

Ill have to get a soil ph testet and check, read organic living soils the microbes can mess with the ph balance because the microbes need a certain ph for there ecosystem? I got earth alive microbes in my plots on the rootballs so that might do some effect also maybe?

Getting some heavy rain next cpl days so nature will do its flush i guess lol

Don't freak about one leaf. Especially when it's way different than the rest

I guess your right, i just care for these things as if theyre my children lol, any leaf not looking right gets me thinking somethings not right, but your right, about 85% the foilage is still really nice looking so i shouldnt worry too much

Guess will let it ride out n check the ph a bit but not mess with it lol, most likely was just a hot mixture to be going from a light mix

The plant may have gotten burned a little...but mild.

On that bottom picture on the right...I see some Mg deficiency at play...may want to include Mg supplementation with feedings.
JD

Alright appreciate the info there go bring worries down, the roots have been digging quick through the soil i seen when i checked the soil ph as was roots everywhere and was rich so probably was little much at once.. i got some organic calmag with soy, kelp and a bif of humic, lactic acid and yucca extract additives in it so it sounds like a product ill incorporate in my next waterings on small feeding to see how that goes for it

Ph was also around neutral so dont think ph was a factor unless the microbes evened it since