anyone tell me what caused this?
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Iron Lungz23
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What's your temp & humidity at?the leaves on one of my plant are messed up, the main vien stays straight then the sides of the leaves droop you can see it in the below pic, and a shot of some more buds
Psychopassive
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My first thought when I look at them is over-watering. What's your watering schedule?
guess you can cross that off your list then, lol.
(old fan leafs do turn yellow and die, naturally though).
yea im kinda lost...
i dont think its over watering because i use a 16oz cup to water, so all the plants get the same amount, and they are all very similar in size....
i thought maybe heat stress because the effected plant was closer to the light the the others... i raised the light and rearranged the plants and in 2 days it hasnt gotten any better...
the leaves that are affected started at the top of the plant and are slowly progressing downward. and the affected leaves seem slightly dry, not crunchy but not normal either.
i dont think its over watering because i use a 16oz cup to water, so all the plants get the same amount, and they are all very similar in size....
i thought maybe heat stress because the effected plant was closer to the light the the others... i raised the light and rearranged the plants and in 2 days it hasnt gotten any better...
the leaves that are affected started at the top of the plant and are slowly progressing downward. and the affected leaves seem slightly dry, not crunchy but not normal either.
Intuition
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frmrboi is right, they naturally do that as your plant grows..basically just using its energy and directing it somewhere else. At least thats what i been told. They look a little over watered if you have barely gave them any nutes. Ive never seen over nute do that anyhow. Was youre lights about to turn off so they can sleep? Mine at one point looked like that..everything was kinda drooping and I thought I was going to puke. Then the next day they just perked back up.
Picasso345
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Hard to tell with that picture. Have you ever reset your white balance? Most half way decent cameras let you do that. That allows you to take good pictures under an HPS.
ill check out my camera, ive been using my wifes which doesnt have that setting ($80 camera) i have a cybershot (sony) and i think it does but that gets lines across the pic under that light. and yea i gave them nutes after i took the picture so hopefully that helps.
im rather sure its not mites. i had black flies at the get go but that was from overwatering, i wait for the soil to dry and now i have no flies.
im rather sure its not mites. i had black flies at the get go but that was from overwatering, i wait for the soil to dry and now i have no flies.
Picasso345
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Those lines are caused by non-digital ballasts.
wasted roots
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YEah man your right on the money..
Looks like way too much water..
i recommend you get a water meter or just use your
fingers, remember roots need air to breath too.. even if the soil is
a little dry thats ok dont worry, your plants should never be drooping
even when light are off... yeah i use Coco and fox farm soil, my soil planters
are 4 gallons and i only water once a week sometimes longer depending on plant size.
my coco i water more frequently because its hydroponic but i water all by hand i find it easier and
more trust worthy but we all have our methods.. So good luck and keep on growing brother...
Iron Lungz23
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Your humidity is to low bro! Raise it to 45-50% at least! If u water every 2-3 days how can it be over watering?
35% humidity is to low!
SmokeyMcSmokester
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the clawing is usually too much nutes.