nute burn or nitrogen defficiency? w/pics...HELP, please

so ah, , , after my first major watering afer the transplant, my beans started turning yellow rapidly from the bottom up. had a tb of EJ Grow/gal. and some liquid compost...the only plant that remains a nice dark green is the one i didn't water, which pionts me towards nute burn...but how? why? some of them are turning crispy!!*$&%^# I flushed em w/ 6.8 ph water when they got dry again. soils around the mid to high 6's ph. Please, impart thine knowlage unto me and my girls. I didn't mean to mistreat them, but fear that I may have loved them close to death!!!

Riznev

you want to start feeding slowly.first feeding maybe half strength and work your way up.what kinda soil are you using?i beleive you did burn them

i'm using promix, i waited a full week before i gave them anything, but that apparently was not long enough...what should i do now,? they are getting worse

their are products like clearex for flushing wich work great,if you cannot get clearex then you will have to flush with a minimum of two times the volume of water for the volume of soil.use a mild complete fert dose maybe 1/4 strength with your flushing water

jsut take it easy with the ferts don't try to push the plant,let the plant tell you when it needs fert.

will those burned leaves ever spring back? or are they just gone, maybe should be cut off?

just let them fall off by themselves, tearing them off can cause stress ... then throw away the ones that fall off, dead leaves tend to attract insects ... :smokin: