I was looking through your pictures and your leaves that are contorting is an excess problem (toxic build up), she has nice progression and has came back quite a bit, but after this next flush she should be back on track, once you get her flushed again, blow up the 2nd chart it has some answers you need as well my friend
Using the Epson salt mixture will be your flush for the plants thatās what you want to use
Thanks I appreciate the help!! I got no one to talk about this stuff. Thanks I will keep you posted.
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My pleasure, thatās what we are here for. Thanks please do 
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Iām here,
The problem is Sulfur. he needs to get that P H
Soil
Sulfur gets locked out of soil growing at ph levels of 2.0-5.5
Sulfur is absorbed best in soil at a ph level of 6.0- 9.5 (Wouldnāt recommend having a soil ph of over 7.0 in soil) Anything out of the ranges listed will contribute to a Sulfur Deficiency.
Hydro and Soil less Mediums
Sulfur gets locked out of Hydro and Soil less Mediums at ph levels of 2.0-5.5
Sulfur is absorbed best in Hydro and Soil less Mediums at ph levels of 6.0- 9.5 (Wouldnāt recommend having a ph over 6.5 in hydro and soil less mediums.) Best range for hydro and soil less mediums is 5.0 to 6.0. Anything out of the ranges listed will contribute to an Sulfur deficiency.
Solution to fixing a Sulfur deficiency
Mix 1-2 teaspoons of Epsom salts per gallon of water until condition improves.
Any Chemical/Organic nutrients that have Sulfur in them will fix a Sulfur deficiency. (Only mixing at Ā½ strength when using chemical nutrients or it will cause nutrient burn!) Other sulfur nutrient supplements are: Rain water, Ammonium Thiosulfate, which is all fast absorption. Garden Sulfur, Sulfate of Potash, Gypsum.
Will
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Thanks brotherman, I thought it was a sulfur problem one im quite familiar with. But in the post above ph is mentioned at 6.58, so maybe a toxic build up causing a lock out resulting in flushing the toxins out right?
I appreciate the further help
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@garrigan62 @Majiktoker Thanks again this is good stuff. Will it hurt if I flush today even thou I watered yesterday?
I wouldnāt advise it @Smokin_ernie, id let her dry up first, no need to cause further damage from overwatering ie; root damage etc
I was going to say the same thingā¦ Hey Iām using your postā¦lmao 
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My pleasure thatās what we are here for 
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@Majiktoker hey man whats up? So this is 35days and she is struggling but hanging in there. I have given the flush and one watering with epsom salt water. Just transplanted her last night.
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Hey @Smokin_ernie is this an auto flowerā¦
No. fem. seed blue dream
Well you at least have the opportunity to get things back on trackā¦ Iām not sure why you put such a small plant into such a big pot because thatās just going to complicate things a little bit , where is before you were just dealing with a small pot and could have got everything flushed out of it quicker and it would have made things easier on you ā¦ hopefully now that youāre in that big pot you can kind of let things go as they go and water litely and see where you go from there ā¦she should start to show good signs of growth in the color should come backā¦ but I think initially you where over-watering which started to lead to nutrient lockoutā¦ we call that squeezing the poor little bunny to death ā¦sometimes you gotta Show No Loveā¦ because too much love can be a bad thingā¦ like I said let her do her thingā¦ do lite watering and see where you get from thereā¦
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Yes thanks! I was kind of thinking it was a bit small but thought it might help it rather then hurt it. It has made it this far so we will see what happens. I am guilty of giving too much love.
Donāt worry @Smokin_ernie we have all been guilty of giving too much love in one way or another and itās understandableā¦ we just want them to grow to be big and beautifulā¦ but either way as you start to get better at this you will start to understand that less is better , weather itās nutrients , this , that or the other ā¦less is always betterā¦ besides light ā¦ more light never hurts , unless your plants are too close to themā¦ but other than that you kind of want to let them do their thing and slap them around every now and thenā¦ they can take it trust meā¦ Iām new to hydro and just the other night I moved a bunch of plants into their dwc buckets , but I probably cut off about 3 pounds of roots , because I just had them in trays and The Roots weāre all grown together like crazy so every plant was so mad , I thought they were going to die ā¦but the next day they were all happy , looking at me with smiles even if they didnāt have any Roots barely , they were still looking at me like letās get this goingā¦
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How did her roots look?
I could see white tips poking out the bottom of the soil. I didnāt dig too deep for the fear of breaking the roots. It was not root bound which could have stayed in pot longer. I was using a peat pot and wanted to get it out of that pot before the roots dug into it. The plant is still growing I can see one or two greener leaves. So maybe she is pulling through.
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So added some cal-mag plus and some fox farm nutrients. It has improved a lot. So it has taken a while for it to start looking better but it is starting to turn around. It is a lot greener and new growth looks normal so just got to keep watching it.
Since the first sign of the problem I have flushed 2 times with epsom salt, added an all in one nutrient that contained sulfur, cal-mag plus and big bloom and grow big. Also watering in between feedings with just epsom salt pH water. So you can see it has taken a bit to get her back to good standings.
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