Curling leaves

norcalkronic

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check your ph. when i got to my brothers grow all the leaves were like that.The entire canopy was a dark green color. They had been watered from tap water with a ph between 7.5 and 8. the next water we gave them water at 6.3 to balance out the ph of the soil. within a day all new growth was light green. Within a week the entire canopy was perfect green. Now we keep it at 6.5-6.9 aiming for 6.7.

could be a deficiency but definitely start with ph

tap water should be fine to use with ph down.

if you would like to strive for perfection use a brita water filter or ideally an ro filter
 

spidermonkey04

Active Member
Looks alright to me. Do you know the strain? I had one in my previous grow where all the leaves did that. I think there's a name for this curling. So, I pollinated a few buds of it, got seeds, grew it, and now I have one that looks the same. I was worried my grow conditions caused it somehow, so I cloned it a few times and BOTH clones do the same curling. Now don't quote me because I'm no expert, but I think it is a strain trait.
 

pm32082

Active Member
Ya it is feminized big bud, and ive been monitoring the ph and ive been keeping it around 6.5 -7 but i am gonna try it at 6.0 to see if it changes the plants and i have a PUR water filter on my sink so hopefully it will straighten itself out....
 

norcalkronic

Well-Known Member
could be strain but i dont think so. probably a micro def. either way you shouldnt worry. your plants look beautiful and very healthy. in soil i wouldn't recommend going down to 6.0 unless you need to balance the ph of your soil. mine prefer 6.7.
 
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