Why are these leaves turning up like this? I’m 3 weeks into flowering using living soil with Gaia bloom fertilizer (1 1/2 TBSP) per week since flowering. I guessing too much fertilizer but which part??
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Praying to the light gods. May need to lower you light or raise the intensity.
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Damn! I got an HLG 650R at 34” with 1000 PPFD per specs, hitting her. Also forgot I have a UVA 30 going 3-4 hours a day.
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To me the praying means that they are super happy. They look fantastic. You’re at a perfect distance and intensity. I wouldn’t change.
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She wants to be a ‘rose’.
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If they’re happy I’m happy! 
This is my 4th grow and not used to positive results yet 
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I hope these “rose” buds have a bountiful bouquet
Usually at this stage my grows start going downhill but trying new soil and ferts this time. 
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If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Looking good. I’m slightly behind you, and my leaves are starting to get little brown spots on them. Looks like a calcium deficiency. Damn the luck.
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Theyre stretching to the light. Id lower it a few inches
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“Praying” leaves is an indication of too much light intensity. You could turn down your lights a bit without having any affect on the plant’s health but your electric bill will go down.
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Gorgeous! Happy for sure. The light thing I can comment on. They look happy and very nice. 
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Yeah they are definitely reaching for the lights, I would lower them a tad or turn the lights up some. They look great, nice job.
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I had that problem my first 3 grows, about 3 weeks into flowering I’d get weird brown spots then they all started dying! Revived them last time with Cal/mag foliar spray then added a few teas.
Definitely light stress. Dim your light
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They look like happy plants to me.
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I think as long as they are nice and green your good. If they start to brown on the edges could be light burn.
Thats a beautiful plant.