[juthunter]

Hello Everyone, id like to start off by saying thanks to anyone who helps me out with this, ok so here goes the story. I have two female sweet tooth's that are over a year old(regenerated from last harvest, started April 06) one is bent over and has 5 or so branches with many more coming off that are all growing vertical, one sour diesel unknown sex 2 1/2 months old 12 sets of leaves, all with alternating branches that are 3-4 inches long, one kali diesel 2 1/2 months old that got bit in half as a seedling by my feline friend, grew into two braches off one stem each with 7 sets of leaves with branches starting. They are all growing in pro-mix soil with added perlite, and some ironite in large empty cat litter buckets.They were all growing very well under 150w HPS and 2, two fixture 35watt flourescents in a 4x5 closet. I have a 400w HPS as well but seems to heat up the room to much. I recently switched to organics after being fed everytime they were dry with miracle grow (my mistake reason why i switched). I got the alaska brand fish fertilzer NPK 5-1-1 and some 7-7-2 Pellets. I added the pellets to one of the plants to try them out. I watered them all with a low dose of the emulsion 5-1-1. 2 days later all the leaf tips were brown and curling up, all the leaves started drooping and all the classic signs of nute burn!!! So i flush them all immediately to try and save their lives, its been 4 days now and things arent looking much better. 1 of the females looks horrible, leaves starting to sag very far down, almost straight down on the bottom half, the upper half is turning yellow veins and not sagging as much. The other female is jsut about the same but not as bad with same symptoms, Kali Diesel bottom 2 sets of leaves fell off, only top two sets of leaves are yellow fringed about 1/4" around the leaf, the sour diesel has the top half of the plant with yellow tips, yellow veins becoming more noticeable, but the top leaves whent he lights on, pull almost vertical to the light, same for another set of fan leaves below. What is the next step on their road to recovery? Thanks!