Leaf tips curling up and dying-pics

jberry

Well-Known Member
u are right, i dont think the humidity would cause the burn look u are getting, just the curling most likely at the RH u have.

i did notice the ridges in your leaves seemed a bit deep, which is usually caused by heat/humidity stress.

you most likely have a whole bunch of minor problems that are all combining forces...

dont do anything drastic, and be patient, it may take a week or even 2 to really bounce back completely... if it gets worse i may be tempted to try epson salt or something similar, but if thats not the problem than it could make everything worse.
 

jberry

Well-Known Member
I think I'm gonna boost the humidity. At least until flowering, which may be a while, at least until I get this sorted out.
yes, do that. the higher humidity (50-70) is better until mold is a concern...

if you are co2 enriched than i would recommend staying closer to 70% until week 3-4... then drop ur co2 ppm and RH quite a bit.
 

LUDACRIS

New Member
That's still what I think it is too. Perhaps I just need to give it a big dose of epsom salts. I only gave it 1/4 teaspoon per gallon but I've seen recommendations for up to 2 tablespoons per gallon. I just don't like the idea of giving it that much know what I mean?


no more epsons :wall:.

LUDACRIS.
;-)
 

Stoney McFried

Well-Known Member
Nah, I'm not saying that at all,I'm just saying what it looked like to me, because it's exactly what my plant was looking like.:leaf:
what ever you think boss.
you are more experienced than me so i cant argue with your views and diagnostic views on solving the problem.
just hope you can solve the problem.
(good luck).

CHRIS.
:peace:
;-)
 

doc111

Well-Known Member
I wanted to update the thread. Sorry I haven't been around for a while. My widows are now on week 4 of flowering and are doing great. I got the deficiency taken care of and they are all doing awesome. 5 more weeks to go. I can't wait!!!:joint:
 
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