Well, I guess I went too heavy on the nutes, now my question is if I need to flush again right away to avoid killing the plants?

basically it's been two days and a few (maybe 10%) leaves are clearly suffering nute burn. Only one leaf has it severely though and all new grow tips are for some reason completely unaffected(?) The few leaves affected are middle to high on the plants.

So can one ride this out? Sound like I'm right on the edge of having to flush again immediately?
I'm growing in soil, how long does it take for the full extent of the burn to show itself? is it over yet?

The pots contain 3.5 gallons of supersoil with 25% perilite. Each pot has two plants in it (never doing that again). Here's what I gave them after flushing:
6ml Flora-Micro
3ml Flora-Gro
3ml Flora-Bloom
5ml CalMag+
5ml Liquid Karma
30ml H2O2
1 drop superthrive
a tiny bit of alfalfa tea

This would give an NPK composition of: 12-6-11 plus 2 parts N from the CalMag/Liquid Karma.

All this in one gallon of RO water. Upped the ph a little with some baking soda to get 6.5. For fun I also tested my TDS it was just under 1000.
This is about half strength so I thought it would be ok but I guess not.... wonder if I can ride it out. Will check on plants tomorrow afternoon. Any help on future nute schedule/concentrations is much appreciated.

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*** I have cronic pain in my back due to Scheuermann's disease and I am a licensed medical marijuana patient***
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