My plants is recovering from overwatering and lockout ,the leaf tips even new growth are burnt ? Looking

[Bilbobaggins]

My plant new grower is recovering from nut lockout from overwatering , I replanted it in sohum cannabis soil and it’s doing much better but as seen in video my leaf tips even the new growth are burnt ? Is this normal or a zinc deficiency? Or something this plant is practice I figure I don’t know it’s genetics it came from some “gumbo strain “ I found this seed in and planted for the hell of it and it sprouted anyway any help would be appreciated .

 

[DR.PNW]

Recoverable.

The leaf edges curling upwards are indicating over saturation.
Remove the cardboard soil cover so that the medium can dry out more easily. This will help with overwatering.

The planter is huge for that size of plant. General rule is 1 gallon of soil for every foot of growth past the first foot. ex. 2 foot plant = 3 gal pot.
Replant in a smaller container; this will help with over saturation and also offer runoff which will bring your nutrient content down and keep your tips from burning.

TIP: Always measure the PPM of the nutrient solution and the run-off solution.

PRO TIP: a minimal amount of tip burn indicates you are pushing your nutrient content to the limit, ie. maximizing potential, but this is a delicate balance and advanced growing technique that requires close monitoring.

 

[Bilbobaggins]

Thank you for the good advice I did end up transplanting it into a three gallon pot and it was tuff for like two weeks ,but now it’s growing great again wondering if I’ll need to replant it again before switching to flower to a bigger pot I’ve ordered some products from buildasoil I think will be great but ya first run in years lol now that it’s legal here and the circumstances of it found the seed from some great gumbo strain and the big pot was in my yard with some vegetable soil so I planted it for the heck of it and it grew well so I quick bought a tent and brought it inside I’m here in minnesota so not ideal beginning but I call this one good practice lol here she hopefully is now

 

[DR.PNW]

Thank you for the good advice I did end up transplanting it into a three gallon pot and it was tuff for like two weeks ,but now it’s growing great again wondering if I’ll need to replant it again before switching to flower to a bigger pot I’ve ordered some products from buildasoil I think will be great but ya first run in years lol now that it’s legal here and the circumstances of it found the seed from some great gumbo strain and the big pot was in my yard with some vegetable soil so I planted it for the heck of it and it grew well so I quick bought a tent and brought it inside I’m here in minnesota so not ideal beginning but I call this one good practice lol here she hopefully is now

Final pot size is dependent on the planned final size of the plant at harvest.

Most strains will double to triple in size once put on a 12/12 cycle.
So if its in a standard 6 foot tent, you would need to plan for high restrictions.

Keep in mind; General rule is 1gal of soil for every foot of growth past the first foot. ex. 2 foot plant = 3 gal pot.

Most tent grows run final pots between 1-20 gal, eg. 1-2gal x9 plants, 3-5gal x4 plants, 7-20gal x1 plant/mother.

I like to run 2gal x9

In a tent space you are in control.