too much nutrients? what do i do?

:confused: check out the pics and zoom in to problem areas, ive circled where the plant appers burnt looking and where its drooping, i dont know if its common? or if its cuz i made too strong of a nutrient solution. Today i just poored out the nutrient based water and changed it to tap water to flush, ill give it a few days with norml solution but when should i try adding nutrients again, will the plant recover?
here are pic links:
http://www.420times.com/gallery/file...Picture006.jpg
http://www.420times.com/gallery/file...Picture001.jpg
http://www.420times.com/gallery/file...Picture004.jpg
http://www.420times.com/gallery/file...Picture003.jpg
http://www.420times.com/gallery/file...Picture002.jpg

how bout some help please

no pics come up wiht those links? Do they work for you?
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c

no pics 4 me 2

Man, I always like when people upload pics to these boards...

I never click on them if they're outside Cannabis.com

My guess is your over watering if they are drooping. If they are yellowing and turning crispy I would tell you it is from a high ph at the bottom of the soil do to a high tds and lack of oxygen. My advice if this is the case is get a garden sprayer to water the pots and water every day or two instead of every week.
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c

If the leaves are drippy, they´re in tomuch water. if the leaves turn yellow from the inside out you have an nutrient problem. When they turn yellow from the outside in your lamps are too close to the plants. Those are the most common signs of problems. Magnesium problems are not that common but you can see it by looking for little dried out spots on the leaves.

Purple leaves or leavestems is a temp differance from day to night fase...

It´s been a long time that I´ve had any of these problems so it could be possible that I got something mixed up..

flush them. If you have given them to strong of a nutrient mixture that's all you can do is to flush them.