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All in all, your plants look pretty good. If you had a N toxicity it must have been mild. If it were me, I'd simply watch them and give them the chance to grow through whatever excess nutrients you may be dealing with. Good luck friend.

The chattered leaf edges on your samples would suggest you're a little short on K, although full plant pics would be best. Good luck.

I don't think it's a nitrogen issue per se. In other words, the clawed leaves, while they can be an indicator of too much N, they are not wholly correlated to a N issue. Sometimes when our pH is off, the plants will do what yours is doing...and if you look at the off colors of those same...

I can't answer that; I wish I could. Kind of like 'some kids'....'some plants'. Anyhow, that was my best throw at it. Hopefully you get it figured out. Good luck.

Look at your last 2 pics...you've got a pretty healthy plant. Don't focus on those couple leaves; I don't think they indicate anything that is currently happening. Good luck.

So for sure; don't flush them. And don't use plain water if you do. The rinsing of the coco isn't the end all, but plants will struggle to get going if the coco hasn't been rinsed and buffered adequately. Mychorrhizal inoculates will not cause you issues; I use them too, as I suspect many...

Some of the characters here are quite comical for sure. Have a great day friend.

Did you wash / rinse your coco and buffer it before using it? You're going to need to keep all your coco moist...all the time...and this is where the small plant / giant pot poses problems. You'll have to manage this carefully so you're able to feed daily. I'd also up your ppm's....your baby...

My inclination would be to look at your pH. Good luck.

SensitiveSamIam....good luck.

Very possible...good luck.

All the nutrient and feeding advice you've been given up to this point is incorrect for your style of grow. If you're running coco, you should be feeding these plants from the day they break ground. Anything less will put you weeks behind and cause for some poor growing plants. As mentioned...

Running RO water?

If it were me, I'd: Either remove her from the clear plastic pot (bottle) or wrap it with a material that will block out the light. Your roots don't like the light. You mentioned distilled water...are you sure of the pH? Sometimes distilled water will come in with some pretty whacky pH...

You may worry all you'd like, although it's not healthy. What you don't want to do is allow your worry to lead you into making poor choices. See what happens when you make the change in light height and then go from there. Good luck.

And for the record...you're plants aren't that far off, so don't knee jerk your way into issues. Slow and steady wins this race more often than not. Good luck.

I'm guessing you're concerned about the leaf margins...how they're curling up? If so, generally speaking, plants (not just cannabis) will do this when they're too hot or they're getting too much light. So, first be sure your temps are ok...and if so, then adjust your light a little and see if...

Why do you feel compelled to go lower than 50% RH? Unless your temps are pretty cool, you don't have to run it that low per se.

Different strain...there's a thousand reasons why it doesn't look like the others. Never the less, the plant looks pretty good. I don't think it's short on N. The chattered leaf edges suggest she's running short on K. Good luck.

Perhaps you're catching them during their down time...you may not provide them with darkness, but they're going to rest regardless. Good luck