Nute problems? Bugs?

First off, Happy 420 everyone!

Im in my second week of flower, White Russian, and some of the leaves are curling up and turning yellow. Did I give them too much nutrients? Is there a deficiency?

Im running an air-cooled hood and the temperature is fine, so I don't think its too much light/heat. Im using FoxFarm Ocean Forest....Also just a few days ago I used some MaxiBloom for the first time. Could that be the problem? I used the veg version of this product, MaxiGro, and didn't have any problems at all.


Let me know what my problem is and any possible solutions! Thanks.

Also, I had a few holes in my leaves and I was afraid I had some sort of bugs but I looked everywhere and couldnt find any. For the past week Ive been spraying with Neem oil and using GardenSafe Fungicide for pests. Could anyone tell me what they think the problem is?

I always see posts with dumb questions like "how do i grow weed?" with 100's of replies from users, now when I post a somewhat important question I dont see any response lol

I'm thinking that you've severly over nuted the plant. It looks burned to shit to me. Flush it imidately, run 3X the amount of water that the pot can hold through the soil. And maybe add like 1/2 tsp of epsom salt to the last gallon of water if you have any. If not no biggie. good luck

What is the NPK of your nutes? And how much you feeding? Dosage wise?

Thanks for the response, hookd! General Hydroponics Maxi-Gro 5-15-14 NPK . It said to use between 1 and 2 teaspoons per gallon.. I used 1. I dont have any epsom salt but ill do a flush. Its been 3 days already. Should I clip those leaves or should I keep them to see if any restoration happens?

people say to use 1/3 the recommended when introducing new nutes to the plant.

yea ive read 1/2 the nutes...so when i read 1-2 scoops, i figured 1 would be half the recommended. Good lesson learned. Hopefully she will recover

you think those holes are from bugs or what? i cant find anything anywhere...and it only affects a few of them

think those are bugs or just water splashed on the leaves?