Curling Leaf Tips: Time to feed yet?

[Cornelius]

1 week ago I put my plants in 12/12. I also repotted them into larger pots with FoxFarm Ocean Forest. The tips of some of the leaves are starting to curl down, and a few tips are browning/burning. I have heard this can be a phosphorus deficiency. Is it time to begin a weak solution of my flowering nutes?

Cornelius Reviewed by Cornelius on 11-06-2006. Curling Leaf Tips: Time to feed yet? 1 week ago I put my plants in 12/12. I also repotted them into larger pots with FoxFarm Ocean Forest. The tips of some of the leaves are starting to curl down, and a few tips are browning/burning. I have heard this can be a phosphorus deficiency. Is it time to begin a weak solution of my flowering nutes? Rating: 5

[GanjaBaby]

Its not a deficiency, its over fertilization. Give your plants nothing but water for the next week. Leaves should recover, if they don't check the pH of your water. Anything much over 7-7.5 is too high. between 6.5-7 is perfect for soil grows... lower for hydro. Good luck

[Cornelius]

Well, I haven't been feeding anything at all, so I don't think its over fertilization. Any ideas?

[faithless]

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Yeah, but FoxFarm Ocean Forest is full of nutes.
I dont know about your plants, but ram horn curled leaves is supposed to generally indicate over fert, especially if they're too dark green or have burns.

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[faithless]

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Check nr.7
http://www.greenmanspage.com/guides/...disorders.html

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[Cornelius]

These lovely ladies have been in Ocean Forest since they were seedlings. I have been ph'ing my water. They are not too dark of green. I know this because one of my plants was, and these are much lighter.

I'm testing my nute solution on the males. If it perks their tips back up I will give it to the fems.

I'm still stumped, please help my ladies.