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Wilting leaves need five words for the title

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I’m not sure why she’s looking so rough. I first thought I over watered it but let it completely dry out then started watering again.
1.Started from seed. Whiskey Zulu Auto flower from Twenty 20 Mendocino.
2. Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil mixed with coco. Soil ph is 6.0. 5 gallon fabric pot.
3. Using Athena Blended Line nutrients.
4. Day 34 from sprout.
5. Light is ViparSpectra XS1500 Pro
6. Tent size is 2x4.
7. Light schedule has been 18/6 since day 1.
All my other plants are in the same environment and on the same schedule. None have any problems. The Super Lemon Haze Auto flower sharing the tent is looking fine as well. Including pictures and video. Thanks for your input!! ✌️😊💚
 

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Different strains have different needs for light, water, nutrients, etc.

That clawing of leaves could be N deficiency. Or it could be a totally dry pot and may bounce back in a day or 2 after a slow thorough watering. Tell us about your watering habits, how much, how often, any runoff or not, etc. Also, where is your light and how strong is the intensity?

I’d back off the lighting for starters. Give it some stress relief.

Edit: after a closer look, it seems the top leaves are getting the worst of it. I’d back down the circulating fan a bit as well as reducing the light.
 
It’s an auto - too much nitro for sure ! The other things cud be factors such as lite and wind temp/humidity but for the most part you feeding that one to much imo! Water only for a few , any idea what the ppm of run off is ?
 
It’s an auto - too much nitro for sure ! The other things cud be factors such as lite and wind temp/humidity but for the most part you feeding that one to much imo! Water only for a few , any idea what the ppm of run off is ?
Do not have a ppm meter. Only ph, and the run off is 6.0. Will try your advice and see what happens!! Thank you for your replies!
 
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