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Yea trial and error proved it. I was too hot. Ty for the info guys. she snapped out of it thankfully.

Pic from this morning

Right on. Ty guys

Lol I hear that. I built an a.c. and set it up last night And insulated my box. My temp is at a primo 77 degrees and and humidity 47-58

Awesome thanks man. I figured it would be ok, just wanted to make sure so I didn't stress the ladies out. Those aren't my normal temp and humidity readings btw, I had the door open for a while setting things up. Thanks again!

they will curl sometimes in the beginning, but id get that heat issue in check asap. especially being a new seedling 81 is a bit much. how far are your lights from the tops?

seems like a genetic problem, rare to happen but it does. Id personally toss it, being this early on. but thats just me!

I live in central California where it get hot as hell, 1pm to 6pm is hell outside.. any way i'm curious as to if i can change my plants light cycle from their current 24 hrs of light to 18-6 to avoid as much of the heat as possible. I live in an older house and the insulation sucks. Can i do...

it seems to be snapping out of it and the leaves are uncurling. Those taco shaped leaves were new to me but freaked me out. when i rebuilt my box the other day the plants were outside a few hours in the sun, could that have caused this?

If only bud grew in a week..

Right on Glad they are ok. And yea just let it do its thing.

im still confused by your pictures. The soil looks plenty wet, almost too wet. Didn't you say you had them in complete darkness for 34 hours? If so putting them back in th sun will make the leaves perk up regardless. Especially if the have had time to dry out a little. Id go easy on the water...

Np good luck! Keep growin!

Np dog. Take care, keep grow in!

Im having a similar issue lol . Try it out bro. Good luck!

Ventilation is key also. Make sure the box or room can breath and exhale roughly the same. More outtake fans could help also.

I personally would do a flush once soil is dry then drop your nutrients to 1/4. Dont give any other nutrients in the mean time. Less is more id say.

Yea possibly a heat issue as well. What is your temp and himidity run at?

seems over watered to me. just giver her a few days with no water until the soil is near completely dry before watering again, and then try putting her back with some sunlight. also if it was not use to direct sunlight you will want to gradually increase the time it spends in direct sunlight...

looks like nutrient burn to me