Leaf curling

The_Dude

The_Dude

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My buddy noticed some leaf curling happening to some of his plants, the leaves are all green with no yellow or browning, and the plants have been growing like crazy(day 14). He transplanted to FoxFarms Ocean floor dirt on the 18th, from seedlings he grew in Jiffy Pellets. After he transplanted, he said the plants quadrupled in size to what you see right now. He waters them daily, but does not over water. The leaves are much more greener than any of my previous plants, and look healthy. I started some seedlings around the same time he did and mine do not look nearly as healthy. Is this normal?


 
jacksthc

jacksthc

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The_Dude said:
My buddy noticed some leaf curling happening to some of his plants, the leaves are all green with no yellow or browning, and the plants have been growing like crazy(day 14). He transplanted to FoxFarms Ocean floor dirt on the 18th, from seedlings he grew in Jiffy Pellets. After he transplanted, he said the plants quadrupled in size to what you see right now. He waters them daily, but does not over water. The leaves are much more greener than any of my previous plants, and look healthy. I started some seedlings around the same time he did and mine do not look nearly as healthy. Is this normal?


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heat stress mate
 
Mad_Prophessor

Mad_Prophessor

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Nope, it's just the heat. Low RH makes them sweat like a fuck and drink up their water at a higher than normal rate since they aren't getting any water from the air. In a high RH situation, there really is nowhere for the moisture to go. They drink slow and are prone to rot. Neither will make the leaves curl tho. ;)
 
bulletwithwings

bulletwithwings

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Mad_Prophessor said:
Nope, it's just the heat. Low RH makes them sweat like a fuck and drink up their water at a higher than normal rate since they aren't getting any water from the air. In a high RH situation, there really is nowhere for the moisture to go. They drink slow and are prone to rot. Neither will make the leaves curl tho. ;)
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I will take this into consideration, thanks
 
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