LEAVES CLAWING/curling alot getting worried
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emersonc
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Phosphorus deficiency is usually a bluish or puplish coloring of the leaf, particulary starting at the tips.
D port Growth
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it may be they have started to brown just now its ugly rustlike color now well patches but what should i do ?
makinthemagic
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If the soil isn't way too dry, you have a ph issues.
honkeytown
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I dont think it's heat stress...my room stays no higher than 78 and no lower than 72....my plants are far enough away from the light. my ph is currently 6.8. I have been thinking maybe it has something to do with my fan...I have a static fan so if I want it to move I have to do it....it sometimes blows fairly directly onto my two bigger girls. anyone think that could be stressin it out...maybe dried the leaves a little and shocked them like that?
pig420
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potassium (k) problems affect new growth first before moving to the older leaves.
potassium deficiency will also eventually affect the stems causing them to become soft or brittle depending on the stain. Does any of this sound familliar?
Also a plant uses more k during flowering. I see that honkeys stems are red/purple that could be a strain trait or a k deficiency (from wha i read in the grow bible)
potassium deficiency will also eventually affect the stems causing them to become soft or brittle depending on the stain. Does any of this sound familliar?
Also a plant uses more k during flowering. I see that honkeys stems are red/purple that could be a strain trait or a k deficiency (from wha i read in the grow bible)
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StealthPanda
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You know my leaves just started to do the smae thing, and i cant figure out whats causing it...
How big are you plants containers? Maybe your plants are in the early stanges of being root bound, and the canopy is resembling the roots... Just a guess though.
How big are you plants containers? Maybe your plants are in the early stanges of being root bound, and the canopy is resembling the roots... Just a guess though.
wheelerman420
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I have 1 out of five doing the same exact thing also, the other four are flourishing and have no visible signs of any probs, all same strain(damn good bagseed) all same height, same soil, same feeding schedule, everything, I flushed the shit out of her last night, i need to give her one more nite to dry up, but i have seen lil improvement in one day, so mayb.
But i was thing mayb the genetics in this one particular plant, may be bad also. There is NO discoloration on any leaves. just the curling and clawing. Also i swith my fan from static to oscilating every other day, but not directly on plants. If anyone figures this out, seems like more than one person watching this thread will benefit from someones results,
But i was thing mayb the genetics in this one particular plant, may be bad also. There is NO discoloration on any leaves. just the curling and clawing. Also i swith my fan from static to oscilating every other day, but not directly on plants. If anyone figures this out, seems like more than one person watching this thread will benefit from someones results,
D port Growth
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ok im leaning toward potassium BUT it does not look like potassium i have jorge cervates grow bible and its shows all def, but i dont see not one that resembles mine so i startin to think it more than one problem but like i said potass, def would greatly diminish bud growth and retard all growth but bud are perfectly fine i dont know what the fuck to do please help i get a pic of a leaf when i get home im at work LOL
emersonc
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Im leaning towards some thipe of bacterial infectcion, and if that is the case there is nothing that you can do, just give them plenty of love and hope that you get some buds. Before you start you next batch make sure you steralize your soil! Put it in the oven on a low temp (200ish) for a couple of hours taht should kill any living things you got growing. (be careful though when doing this, dont leave the house!) And be sure to sipe everything down with some bleech water (one cap per gallon of h2o). Hopefull y it wont be there for the next batch.
rev3la7ion
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I think it has to do with the roots. Like he said, after he put some H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide) in the soil along with his nutes he said they started to perk back up. This leads me to believe that the roots are not receiving enough oxygen meaning they're becoming locked. Bigger pot maybe?
SenorSanteria
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I think none of you have a clue what the problem is.
fishenfool06
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have you checked your water? Check the water with a ppm meter. You might have a nitrogen block due to hard water. I'm going through the samething with mine. Good Luck
nickfury510
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flush your plants now....my plants did the same thing....it is a nute and ph issue...i flushed my plants and they came back....
https://www.rollitup.org/view.php?pg=faq&cmd=article&id=36
down towards the bottom under over fertilization
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D port Growth
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see exactly what i was leaning towards cause my vegg nutes were high in N but bloom nutes are low in N AND i have been using hard water so ill hit it with a NOTHER flush and ill post up when i get home with some bud and leaf shots
and thankyou guys uve all been soo much help