Leaf problems

WW first hydro grow I accidentally fed too much nutrient on the first reservoir change. It seemed like heat stress caused the leaves to wilt but I don't know what to make of this... pH is at 6.5 and only using distilled water again

Flush and flush until you have all that out...then use specific measuring cups all marked and ready to top up when required

Your ph is too high for hydro, it should be 5.8, do you have a tds meter to check your nutes ppm's, ph and ppm's are important for hydro.

Omega7290 said:

WW first hydro grow I accidentally fed too much nutrient on the first reservoir change. It seemed like heat stress caused the leaves to wilt but I don't know what to make of this... pH is at 6.5 and only using distilled water again

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Should post a picture or two.

SableZen said:

Should post a picture or two.

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Sounds like the feds. .

...but srsly pictures will help us help you.
http://www.cs.duke.edu/~narten/faq/chemistry.html
This is a great article to read. I would also advise cutting carbon filtered tap water with 1/2 distilled as opposed to running just distilled water. Running a system with distilled if you don't know wtf you're doing can easily kill your plants, or at least stunt them quite a bit. Take it from those of us who learn it the hard way. Return to a distilled system if you'd like when you have a good understanding of your hydro's chemistry.
Get that pH down too. You're probably locking out a lot of nutrients. Especially Phosphorous. Your solution needs to be in the 5.8-5.9 (6.0 might cut it) to allow Phosphorous to be available to your plants' root zone.
Good luck!