Top leaf issues in a soil grow

hi all I am currently playing with some organics after doing dwc for a while . I am using a organic supersoil (Michigan mix m3 to be exact)
Run off ph is around 6.4 currently

I’m starting to see some burnt tips on top leaves also going into the sides of the leaves .

I’ve been giving the plants straight water for the last month and they’ve been flourishing , since I didn’t change the pots I figured I would amend the soil with some bat guano , azomite and kelp , few days later I started getting these symptoms , so I can only attribute it to that , but maybe not

I plan on repotting them in larger 3 gallon pots today , they are not rootbound but they are definatley ready to move on but wondering if anyone else can give any insight to what they see wrong and any possible remedies when dealing with organic soil

Thanks!

What strain, light,Starting PH... Too me the look hungry..

Pineapple fields by dynasty genetics

Soil ph was 6.5 and is still hanging around there

Under 200w of cobs currently in veg tent light distance

Bottom of leaves are all perfect it’s just the new growth mainly showing these symptoms

Light distance around 20 inches

Up the nute's a bit, I've found since I switched over to LED my plant's needed more nute's and I had to up my Epson salt as well..

Think it’s sometbing else other than nitrogen it’s missing ? Wondering if I can pinpoint to which specific nute because I’m also seeing some tip burn and clawing ever since adding the bat guano a few days ago so I’m
Afraid to add something like that more and make matters worse

Looks like nute burn to me.

Ralphie said:

Think it’s sometbing else other than nitrogen it’s missing ? Wondering if I can pinpoint to which specific nute because I’m also seeing some tip burn and clawing ever since adding the bat guano a few days ago so I’m
Afraid to add something like that more and make matters worse

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Specific nutes, excess N and excess P/K.

That’s what I was inclined to think especially since it occurred immediatley after adding ferts for the first time

I’m thinking/hoping straight water for a while and repotting with a less strong soil should bring me to recovery

Your plants look short on Mg....and it looks as though your top dressing was not liked by them as well. What's done is done in terms of what you put in the top dress. Watering and time will be your friend in this respect. As to the Mg; Epson is your friend.

Good luck.