doingwhatwedobest
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My plants are about 1 week into the flowering stage and both plants looked the same about 2 weeks ago but now one's leaves are curling down. can anyone help? thanks!
Curling Down Leaves With Photos
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doingwhatwedobest
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the heat is the same as the good plant, the heat is actually stronger on the better plant. its also on the same watering schedule, it couldnt be bugs could it?
jackinthebox
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I dont think it would be bugs, my first guess was Heat stress, but I guess that isnt a problem. When you measure the heat, where are you measuring it at? Becuase its going to fluctuate around the room. Measure it by the top leafs, to see what they are dealing with.
Other then heat stress I dunno man. What your watering schedual, and what nutrients you using? Do you ph? if so whats ph?
Other then heat stress I dunno man. What your watering schedual, and what nutrients you using? Do you ph? if so whats ph?
Lord Dangly Bits
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What do you leafs feel like? Are the soft of really flexable? Or hard and stiff?
doingwhatwedobest
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I have the pure blend bloom, and then the sweet, karma, hydroplex, and zone. i PH everyday, stays at about 5.8-6.2. top leaves are dealing with 78 degrees. the one that is doing better is reaching towards the light like it wants more. the light is about 6 inches higher than the top of the plants and its a 600W blub. i water 3 times a day, 6am, 2pm, and 10pm. and i have the light on only 12 hours of the day right from from 5:30am-5:30pm. its just weird because about 3 weeks ago, you could barely tell the difference of the plants. almost all the leaves are curling on the bad plant but they are still beginning to flower like crazy, should i just keep my same routine with both? thanks for your guys help, this is my first time but ive read so much that i feel like a pro, this is just wierd
doingwhatwedobest
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the top ones are hard and a little dry but they're still flexible, like they dont break apart or anything, then as you go lower they get softer and more flexible.
doingwhatwedobest
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also, you can see in the picture that the leaves are still green and everything just curled, almost like healthy curled leaves
jackinthebox
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3 times a day??? maybe thats ur problem?
titleistbudz
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Watering 3 times a day is a lot of water bro.
shamegame
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lol FDD- nice avatar. The truth comes out. But seriously, are you trying to teach us a lesson about the hot avatars? Did some woman put you up to this?
doingwhatwedobest
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damn i didnt realize that was too much, my other one loves it right now...should i keep the one thats doing really well on the same schedule and change up the other one?
hom36rown
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haha, there was this one thread about if sucking your own dick is gay, fdd argued very strongly that is isnt and even tried to teach us how to do it lol
Lord Dangly Bits
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Ok.. How do I give negative REP? I think FDD needs some. LMAO. Sure FDD does not stand for Fully Doing DICK? ROFLMAO
Isnt the rule of thumb feed them when they are dry. I have two plants also one was week from the git go and would not produce roots. I kept due to it being the only other female and i am on my second grow so the more i play the more i learn. I have got it sprouting good roots but it is 5 weeks into flowering. It is producing buds now. The small one is about 2.5' and the big one is about 5' give or take a couple inches. They both are fed from the same pump and always have been. My leaves are just now curling. But sounds like the same problem and makes a lot of sense this is the case. It does dry out at approximately the same time as my big one. I also am feeding 3 times a day but i only due so when the light is on.
stokinbraa
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the tips of the top leafs on my plant are curled a little bit and i water my plant every 2-3 days.