**Please Help Leaves Tacoing bad in Veg** pics included

[silvermt]

Hello,

4-5 days ago leaves started doing an upward taco effect only in my veg. I have 3 wall fans, and a mini split to keep the room controlled. Temps are between 78-81 with 51-76% humidity


However, when I do sprays and waters etc... my shop is very cold and let’s a rush of cool I’m while I’m working in there


Here are some photos - the plants most affected are my chocolope the majority of my Keebler strain doing have tacoing like this going on and they’re all lumped together

 

[silvermt]

I’ll add that the veg room is very cramped for space - plants are all 3-4 feet tall and they haven’t been deleafed yet so lots of thick jungle foliage about 1 foot below the canopy

Airflow restriction maybe?

 

[hotrodharley]

Heat stress. How high are the lights and what kind are they?

 

[3rd Monkey]

Hotrodharley is probably right, but just out of curiosity, are the fans blowing across the top or have you turned them up recently?

 

[silvermt]

Hey fellas, thanks a lot for responding

They are getting hit with the fan - I believe is on low speed they are eco plus 16” wall mounts

 

[hotrodharley]

Hey fellas, thanks a lot for responding

They are getting hit with the fan - I believe is on low speed they are eco plus 16” wall mounts

Get the wind directly off of the plants. Over, under and around but not directly on them.

 

[racerboy71]

Get the wind directly off of the plants. Over, under and around but not directly on them.

i agree, i'd have the fan(s) blowing over top of the plants, trying to move the heat as best as you can..

 

[hotrodharley]

Hotrodharley is probably right, but just out of curiosity, are the fans blowing across the top or have you turned them up recently?

Good call on the fans.

 

[3rd Monkey]

Good call on the fans.

I've been checking up on the lights courtesy of you lol. Didn't seem like a light thing based upon your links and some other reading I've done.

So, in reality, OP can thank you, as do I, for the enlightenment.

 

[No Regrets]

Heat stress

 

[hotrodharley]

I've been checking up on the lights courtesy of you lol. Didn't seem like a light thing based upon your links and some other reading I've done.

So, in reality, OP can thank you, as do I, for the enlightenment.

Well the heat is from the light. An air cooled reflector is one of the best buys I’ve ever made for growing.

Add: in fact I wish I had bought one years ago. Years ago. They’re a gamechanger.