Leaf tips pointing down.

[Addz]

Could someone tell me why this is happening please, everything looks healthy apart from this. Oh and I'm growing in coco with an ec of 1.5 and ph of 6.0 .

Thanks.

 

[Southerner]

Might just be a slight nute burn, hard to tell without pics.

 

[listmann]

Leaves looking healthy but "drooping" could be an over watering/ lack of oxygen to roots problem.

Could also be caused by root cluster.

 

[Cpappa27]

Or clawing from too much nitrogen.

 

[grimzuchini]

I too was plagued by this for a while. Plant thriving but the tips curving straight down. I just dialed the watering back a bit, and the new grow did not get the droop. GL with the grow m8

 

[listmann]

Or clawing from too much nitrogen.

Yeah but then they would also burn i believe

 

[Cpappa27]

Yeah but then they would also burn i believe

No not all the time.

 

[Cpappa27]

Yeah but then they would also burn i believe

I get the claw sometimes . I use organic amended soil. Sometimes my soil is a little hot in the beginning and the girls claw till they can handle the soil, without burning.

 

[listmann]

Sometimes my soil is a little hot in the beginning

Ye that might just be ur prob there mate, at higher temps the water can retain less oxygen. Unless ofc by "hot" you mean nitro rich
Just what i'm thinking.
but ur right could be nitrogen over or actually under fert its often mistaken as overwatering.
Why idont know because with over/under nitrogen fert i don't think the plant will look like it "thrives"

Once the leaves "claw" they will usually have some very dark green, and some yellowing leaves from the tips. Also i would describe it more lile "clawing" than drooping.

But only the growers knows whats more likely in his case, so ya its a good point you had