When is it safe to continue feeding after nuteburn?

[sensirocker]

Hello everyone,

So i burned my plants in TWO ways the other week after i switched them from one gallon containers to the 7 gallons and from the 4xT5 floros to the 1000w hps flowering chamber. I know tisk tisk i should have been more careful.
In any case, theyre recovering fine from some minor bulb burn because of the floro to hps transition (should have kept the light higher), but for some reason when i fed them last week with a normal amount of nutes they flipped out and showed signs of burning.....
I am using PBP, liquid karma, and i stuck in a shot of open sesame from FF. Ive had this liquid karma for a while now, about a year, and im kinda thinking its getting old, so that may be a possible cause of the burn...
Its been a week since i fed them and ive only watered them with water about 2 days ago, so im wondering when its safe to resume feeding.... is it safe when all of the syptoms of burning go away? Or will the plant have a nut deficiency by that time? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated...

best regards,

sR



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[Kush King]

Give um a 1.4 feeding of what ever made them burn... it only burnt cuz it had to much it it still showing sings of burning then just keep feeding water....

 

[Mendocino]

feeding during transplanting is what have caused this to happen,more of the roots being exposed than the fert itself.I will slush all with water ,and go back in a week or so with 1/4 ferts like your friend says, when the roots will be ok...it is what cause radiations too,if you use a premix soil it could be the cause too,lightning your mix is important,it is often too rich....this is my thoughts