HELP Taco’ing leafs

this gelato plant took a turn for the worse today. This morning it looked fine. However around evening time it’s starting curling its leaves in half like a taco. I came in to check up on it and it looks even worse than before. Watering might be my issue. I watered it on the 14th using tap water PHed at 6.7. Once the top was dry and seemed light I watered again on the 18th using R/O water at 6.5PH. I am using growscience SF-4000 light. Temp today was a steady 75-79F. I am growing Using FFOF. I tried looking at forums to see what it can be but cannot find anything. Any help is appreciated!! Light is about 3 feet away from the plant. Only a light breeze inside.

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You definitely want to let the pot dry out completely so the roots can breathe maybe you drowned it a bit ? Give it a day or 2 and feel weight of the pot it will be incredibly light when fully dry

Also one of my seedlings seems to be doing the same with the leafs

Weird did u drench that baby as well ?

FoliarFeeder16 said:

Also one of my seedlings seems to be doing the same with the leafs

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Why such a shallow cup ?

Plus dump clear cups

Mcwhippin420 said:

Weird did u drench that baby as well ?

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I think I might have. These two are the ones doing the worst. Similar watering with about 3 days in between

Budzbuddha said:

Why such a shallow cup ?

Plus dump clear cups

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I planned on using them just to get a seedling out of the germinated seed. So clear cups = no good?

A full cup will setup a better transplant plug.

Look dry and hungry from here. 3 days is not right. Keep moist daily with a light watering. I use spray bottle until 2nd set of true leaves. Dry is making hungry.

And Budz is right. Clear cups are frowned on. Roots will photosynthesize and turn green is all. But possible algae growth to starve your baby.

Good luck.

MICHI-CAN said:

Look dry and hungry from here. 3 days is not right. Keep moist daily with a light watering. I use spray bottle until 2nd set of true leaves. Dry is making hungry.

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Dry soil makes for nute burn. A small plant like that has not eaten all the nutes from the soil anyways.

Horselover fat said:

Dry soil makes for nute burn. A small plant like that has not eaten all the nutes from the soil anyways.

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I agree. Not what I see or hear though.

Not arguing. Offering an opinion.

TY for yours.

Peace.

I actually see seeds started in soil mix. Hence burn.

My method is 50/50 coco and starter mix in 1" starter trays. Transplant when roots protrude from bottom. Avoids this stuff.

Attempting to address current needs. No pro but more seeds than I can even recall. LOL. Only pics related. Clones and a starter of few.

put a humidity dome on her for a few hours, see if that helps