i have never seen deficiencies produce these symptoms… keep watering like you do and maybe start adding half the dose of calmag and flower nutes…
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Guys. He JUST SAID he’s not using nutrients. Nothing but water and the soil. Thats why yeah I thought it was nitrogen toxicity st first as well but how can he be putting too much nitrogen in when hes not adding any nutes in? And hea a month into flowering all the nutrients in the ocean forest are long gone.
Fill out the Support Ticket. In particular I am interested in specific lights being used.
FYI low intensity lighting and moderate nutes can cause an ‘excess’. Clawing at that low of a number is a worry.
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@GrizzlyGrows He made a transplant into new soil…
@Myfriendis410 the praying leafes… I think you hit the nail on this one…
@Kevin420 lets see that support ticket
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He made a transplant before he switched to flower. He’s 4 weeks into flower. New soil doesn’t last much more than 4 weeks.
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@outdooring he transplanted then he turned the lights to 12 12. How much food do you thinks in that soil?
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Going on whats being said
Yes add this too and i think we are on track 
Sorry I guess being new you can only post so much then you have to wait 24hrs. I started this one in an air pot with fox farm ocean forest. Stain is Georgia Pie, just a seed from a bag I had. I’m using two high output PPF 50 grow lights and the light bar is a lot less of an output. Been running 18-6 light schedule and water about every 4 days. I use tap water and let it sit overnight. I don’t ph it, something I will start doing. I transplanted before flower and put a bunch of new soil in the new pot. I am currently using happy frog soil and have not added anything else to it but perlite just to help with drainage and stuff. Room temp is usually 60-70 degrees. I guess my man question is that before going into flower things were fine and now I’m having clawing or canoeing with all of the bud site leaves. I noticed some browning on some of the edges of the bottom leaves. I have been in flowering for about 3 weeks. What could cause this to happen, should I be concerned or just let it do it’s thing? I did a small flush today, hopefully I did the right thing. Thanks everyone for the quick response.