Twisting new growth

Nutty sKunK

Nutty sKunK

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Autoflowering grower said:
What did u do. The nitrogen is already in the coco with the dry ammendments. Can't really flush it out can you?
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Nothing - that along with the dark leaves are a clue. The twisting is only aesthetic and didn’t slow the speed of growth so I just let it be.

No not really - but the plant eats a lot of N during its stretch.
 
dwood8165

dwood8165

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Just give them straight water, ro water or whatever type of water you are using. the food is in the medium. the bennies are in the medium. water and keep those bennies happy (earth juice catalyst). and when the time is right feed. you will more than happy!!!!
 
dwood8165

dwood8165

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I use two cups of earth juice to a five gallon bucket. one air stone and then i add all of the bacteria. let it brew for twenty-four to forty-eight hours and the plants love it. the earth juice has a lot of good things in it, all organic. I can not remember everything but i know molasses and kelp for sure Just remember it will lower your ph. I also use it as a ph down.
 
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Autoflowering grower

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Autoflowering grower said:
I have 2 northern light autos. Just before they start into flower the new leaves start to twist just on the very tip. I thought it was just one of the plants but as the second is getting ready to flower it appears to be doing the same. Lights are 30" or more away. Turned down to about 80%. Electric sky 180. They look healthy till that 4th or 5th week. Then the new leaves start twisting & the older leaves seem to droop all the time. Temps are between 70 - 77 ,RH between 40-50%. Using coco loco, giga green 444 all purpose, 284 bloom, & fox farm bat guano dry ammendments. Introduced some beneficial nematodes about a week ago just to prevent any fungus nats or thrips. I have been watering everyday to keep the nematodes going but have not been water with as much water. Has anyone experienced the same problems. Thanks.
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I wanted to thank everyone for the info especially you who said it was PH. I dropped ph of my water to 5.6 for 2 days & it already is looking better. Thanks again.
 
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