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Claw (nitrogen toxicity symptom) 🔍 Troubleshooting

A distinctive downward curling of leaf tips or entire leaves, often associated with nitrogen toxicity or, confusingly, also with overwatering and root oxygen deprivation.

Mr. Q observed 'a claw here and there' on several clones in the CO2 room during the walkthrough. He noted that some phenotypes were clawed out (potentially over-fed) while others showed deficiency symptoms, suggesting inconsistent uptake likely tied to waterlogged roots.

Discussed in: Ep 001

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