Yodachamp512
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Anyone know whats causing this? Strain is venom og. Has good air flow lights are 36 inches room is 65 degrees, maybe too cold? Use water with 6.8 ph. Should I worry?
Twisting new leaves
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GrowerbabeAZ
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Hi! I had a limonaid skunk plant that had severely twisted leaves, from seed!! I was so worried the little chick would make it and she is doing just fine! She was way more twisted too!! I just treated her like she was like all the others (just a tad lighter on the nutes) and this is her 2 months old! It literally took her 2 weeks to push first set so she’s a bit stunted but making up for it! Hope this helps! Good luck!
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Lordhooha
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What kind of soil is that? It looks very thick with no aeration to it
Yodachamp512
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Its just garden soil i use from composting, its not thick it just looks like that, its mixed with pead moss and top soil. The bucket has holes all through it maybe 10 or more
Yodachamp512
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Thanks!
Yodachamp512
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Woah!
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Yodachamp512
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An update, leaves have calmed on the twisting a bit but should I worry about the purple on the stems connecting the fan leaves?
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Wizzlebiz
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Yodachamp512
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64 with lights off, I've been trying to get my temps up lately
Yodachamp512
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I do have steady temps atleast
GrowerbabeAZ
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What nutrients are you using?
Eugenios
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Vitalink Silicon Max, GHE CalMag, BioBizz BioGrow, BioBizz BioBloom and BioBizz TopMax, pHed to 6.5. In soil.
GrowerbabeAZ
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Check the NPK levels of everything your using. It could be the products have an abundance of one of those and may be overdosing them. At this point I would probably give straight water then start back with light nutes.
Eugenios
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For some reason the plant I showed you is totally fine now but the other has some twisting tips, NOT whole leaves. Wouldn't an abundance be difficult since they're organic anyways?
GrowerbabeAZ
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No because they can still build up. Just isually don’t last too long like chem options. Think of the natural spiking that happens in a fish tank. Sometimes it’s high enough to kill the fish.
Imcamping86
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Purple stem happens with cooler temps . Happens with genetics . Twisting leaves are usually associated with ph issues . I’ve also seen cold water do this as well .
Eugenios
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Biogrow NPK is 4-3-6 and use 2mL/Lt. and will continue like this until harvest.
BioBloom NPK is 2-7-4 and use 3mL/Lt. and will be using 4mL/Lt. last 3 weeks of flower.