Slight Leaf Claw

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I am stumped as to why i got this leaf claw on top 2 leaves on one plant. Topped at 5th node yesterday. Just switched from T5s to my HID today and noticed this. Details on everything i got below.

Strain- GG#4
1 gallon pots with good drainage
Veg about 2.5 weeks
PH - 5.7 to 5.8
Canna Nutes per gallon
A+B - 2ml
Cali magic cal mag - 2ml
Rhizo - 10ml
EC - 1.1 to 1.2
PPM on 700 scale - 840
Light - 1000watt MH dimmed to 600 watts air cooled
Exhaust - 450 cfm
Fans - 2 x 6" oscilating blowing over canopy
Temp - 80f
Humidity- 60
Feed Schedule - once a day DTW 20% runoff

They have been under T5 24/7 up until today. Maybe because i topped it yesterday it is causing this on one plant. The other plant hasn’t been topped yet because it’s lagging behind but no claw on that one. I might just be getting over worried but i had claw before on another grow and it never recovered. So I’m worried. Pics below please any advice would be awesome.

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Not a thing wrong. Carry on like you’ve been doing.

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Sweet thanks for taking me off the ledge lol

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That’s not clawing, mabey a bit overwatered but not clawing.

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Oh ok, i always thought that was the “claw”. I had it happen like that before on a lager plant in veg it recovered but where it tipped down at the end of the leaf it turned brown. I have had nute burn before on the tip but the tips never pointed down before hand. So the claw is when the entire blade curls into a downward position?

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Pretty much. They are just slightly drooping, over or under water can both cause that. Clawing leaves will typically be dark green and glossy from nitrogen toxicity. They will sometimes roll edges down with clawing also.

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