Leafs Curling?

[Dakine]

Hey every1, So I was looking at some of the sticky threads at the top of this sub-forum and I couldnt really find my issue.

I was wondering if anyone could tell me the remedy/how to fix my problem.. So I have a couple girls flowering inside under CFLS and LED Bulbs and the Leafs are curling.. I honestly cant say when they started. I just started looking into it because A friend said something in my grow thread about them.

Right now they are 8weeks into flower, 50/50 clear-milky trichomes. I started to flush about 1 week ago. They are in black and gold organic soil that sat for 2-3 weeks before I used it, since I put organic nutrients into it.

The leaves arent really crispy, and I dont know if its that big of a Deal since im about to cut them and reveg. I know they where curling before I started to flush though.

The bottom of this girl was pressing against a cfl bulb when I was moving the girls around. Thats why its burnt. SHE isnt actually being flushed.



This girl has been flushed for about 1 week so far. I am watering with just plain water I let sit out for 24 hours and mixed with Unsulphered Black Strap Molasses





Thanks!! These Pics where taken about 2 weeks ago max.

 

[Vanilla Phoenix]

What were you feeding them? Looks like too much Nitrogen was used.

 

[corky1968]

If your flushing them then no more nutes.

Including molasses.

Water only.

 

[Scrappy-doo]

It's called 'the claw'. Way past the point of doing anything about it but do a search for future reference.

 

[Dakine]

So I have outdoor plants as well and I just harvested A Small tester and ALL of them look perfectly fine( Health wise) LOL. But I Mix about 3 gallons of water with 1 1/2-2 tsp of Dyna-Gro Grow, even though it says to put 1tsp per Gallon.
Sometimes maybe once A Week ill add 2tsp-BSM
When my girls are flowering ill add 1/8-tsp of RAW-Potassium
If needed Ill add 2-tsp of Cal-Mag to the 3 gallons even though it says to put 2-tsp per each 1 gallon.

I always thought that it wasnt good to add Black Strap when flowering since it kinda defeats the purpose of flowering but alot of guys on here with experience where telling me that I should be using it.

Yea Scrappy I figured, but I guess it would be good to know for future reference...

EDIT-Pheonix your most likely right, A little more then a month ago Some of the girls looked like they where having An N Deficiency and some where having A Ca deficiency (yellowing w/ rust looking spots) and I went to show pics to the owner of our local hydro shop and she basically told me to use the nutes I am now. Before that they recovered from previous deficiencies because I told her what organic nutes I had in my soil and she gave me some Great White powder to add in just plain 5.0-5.4ph water. Its to help break down any nutes that the microbes werent able to break down in the time I let my soil sit out for.