Dark green sugar leaves

[rhetorrikz]

Hi all , just after some thaughts here ..
Does this seem like too much nitrogen ?

 

[rhetorrikz]

And another thing ive noticed differant with this plant is some of the top fan leaves are slightly closed togeather.
ie. In a 5 finger leaf the second and fourth fingers are slightly tucking under the center finger kind of like there shading themselves..? Cant seem to find any info

 

[rhetorrikz]

 

[ChefKimbo]

Hey,

I'm a new grower, but from what I've read and experienced this is over-fertilization.

Maybe you should stop feeding at this point until you see deficiencies. Just plain old PH'ed water.

 

[Vestrimatrik]

Not a good idea to stop feeding this early, but what you could do is feed with only half strength nutes. In my opinion it isn't too much nitrogen until you get the clawing or curling effect.

Your leaves are nice and straight, right where they should be. Not drooping and not "praying".

You see the very tips of the leaf blades are whiteish? Well an old time grower told me that those lighter tips mean you are feeding her the maximum amount of nutrients she can take without going into a toxicity.

Also, remember to flush about 2 weeks (give or take a couple days) before you plan on harvesting.

Good luck!
Vestri

 

[Rifleman]

They look fine to me.

 

[Jaysanity]

I agree, good looking plants bro

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[Major PITA]

Looks good, but at the point where I'd back off on the 'N'.

 

[EARTHWALKER]

Some strains produce some really really dark sugar leaves. Nothing to be concerned about. Vest has it correct about the white tips. For me, seeing a white tip when the rest of the leaf is green and healthy is a very good sign the nutes are at max.