bush basher
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please help me my leaves are curling and i dont know whats causing it.
help my leaves are curling
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bush basher
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it was fine before i moved it to my grow room.
bush basher
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another one!
hubertcumberdale
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How close is your light......is the temp in their above 80?
bush basher
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How close is your light......is the temp in their above 80?
they were nearly touching now there bout 2" away. the temp is 20c dark and 25c light.
What was the situation before you moved it into the grow room
exactly the same part from using less nutes cos of a few little spots on the leaves.
what light are you using, soil make and watering frequency.
3 cfls 20w each. multi purpose compost for clones and potting. i water when the soil dries out on top. the pot is also lifted of the drainer so the water doesn't sit at the bottom of the pot.
they were nearly touching now there bout 2" away. the temp is 20c dark and 25c light.
What was the situation before you moved it into the grow room
exactly the same part from using less nutes cos of a few little spots on the leaves.
what light are you using, soil make and watering frequency.
3 cfls 20w each. multi purpose compost for clones and potting. i water when the soil dries out on top. the pot is also lifted of the drainer so the water doesn't sit at the bottom of the pot.
ozstone
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Hey BB,
i Dont profess to be an expert in the slightest, But when you say that you water when the top soil becomes dry, I take it you would have checked to see if the mid to bottom areas are still moist, I am doing a stealth grow at the moment and One of my pots is like that , where the top soil looks dry but underneath it is still has plenty of moisture, this is also under CFL lights, I use a Soil mix designed for Bonsai, it has slow release nutes and also a wetting agent (Penetrade), so I am just wondering is your plant getting to much water, Just a thought.
i Dont profess to be an expert in the slightest, But when you say that you water when the top soil becomes dry, I take it you would have checked to see if the mid to bottom areas are still moist, I am doing a stealth grow at the moment and One of my pots is like that , where the top soil looks dry but underneath it is still has plenty of moisture, this is also under CFL lights, I use a Soil mix designed for Bonsai, it has slow release nutes and also a wetting agent (Penetrade), so I am just wondering is your plant getting to much water, Just a thought.
bush basher
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i've just found out that it is because i've been spaying the leaves with rain water. oops. i've stopped now hope she perks up a bit. thanx tho an i'll keep yas all posted.
billieo420
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brown dead spots on leaves facing light only temp is fine and other strain is canoeing down almost in half