Why twisting on the new growth?

[Mgrower2790]

Day 13 since it sprouted, cronk nutrients for autoflowers w/cal mag ,ppm a little under 300,Ph is at 5.87. It looked like this on a previous seedling but chose this one to grow out instead. Please any thoughts? Or is it normal? Been a while since I’ve grown

 

[Phytoplankton]

If you’re worrying about that, you’re gonna be a wreck by the time you flip, let alone harvest! It’s fine, probably a little reaction to the nutes, happens all the time, it’ll grow out of it.

 

[Mgrower2790]

Thanks. Can I run just my oscillating fan and night and no exhaust? My humidity seems to drop as I run my exhaust at night to levels that aren’t good for veg. I normally run a humidifier but it’s starting to get like 65 degrees at night and I’m worrying that’s too cold

 

[futurebanjo]

Yes, but keep an eye on humidity, as the plants get bigger they will produce some humidity.
What I did was put my fans on a cheap timer, the ones that have 15min segments, so you can have it 100% on during lights on, and then stagger it on/off as needed during lights out.

 

[Phytoplankton]

Thanks. Can I run just my oscillating fan and night and no exhaust? My humidity seems to drop as I run my exhaust at night to levels that aren’t good for veg. I normally run a humidifier but it’s starting to get like 65 degrees at night and I’m worrying that’s too cold

65 degrees at night won't hurt anything. When I grow outdoors it typically gets into the mid 50's at night and mid 80's during the day, the plants grow just fine!

 

[futurebanjo]

yeah that's like 18c at night which is fine, it's the humidity you need to keep an eye on.

There's nothing wrong visually with those plants, they are plants, they dont grow in perfect symetry.

The biggest problem for new growers is thinking too much and doing drastic things that make it worse.

 

[Mgrower2790]

yeah that's like 18c at night which is fine, it's the humidity you need to keep an eye on.

There's nothing wrong visually with those plants, they are plants, they dont grow in perfect symetry.

The biggest problem for new growers is thinking too much and doing drastic things that make it worse.

Thanks man. Entering day 14 today since sprout, what humidity is ideal? I’ve been working down to 55-65 mostly 55-62 now

 

[futurebanjo]

Thats fine.
Not too dry, not too wet.

Maybe a tiny bit too humid but it's all about keeping it in a sensible range rather than going crazy chasing a number.

When you start budding you might want to lower a little bit more, depending on how thic your buds are, but don't over think it,.

More plants die from overthinking than neglect!