Hello everyone. I have a problem with a few plants. They are clones and got transplanted into 2 gallon pots for about one week. They are under 1000watt light and in Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil. I have watered them 2 times now both time without nutes, only superthrive. I leave airstones in my water res running 24/7, is this ok? A few days ago I found out that the water PH is at 8.5! So, I did a flush with lowered PH at around 6.2. Temps in the room goes from 77f to 85f max, humidity stays above 50%. I have one fan running on low speed and a bucket of water in the room.
On to the plants. My blackberry kush plants show weird leaf formation. I did try searching around but wasn't able to find anyone with similar issues. Here are some pictures of the plant. The first two pics are the blackberry that has weird leaf formation. I have a few questions for the plant in the last two pics. Does the growth seem to be normal? It seems to be stretchy so I moved the light a little bit closer. I know that the leaves on it show signs of cupping. It doesn't get hot or uncomfortable, should I turn off the one fan? It's just weird to me that i don't see many nodes. I was expecting something bushier.
This is my first time growing and I do get a bit worried. Thank you all.
On to the plants. My blackberry kush plants show weird leaf formation. I did try searching around but wasn't able to find anyone with similar issues. Here are some pictures of the plant. The first two pics are the blackberry that has weird leaf formation. I have a few questions for the plant in the last two pics. Does the growth seem to be normal? It seems to be stretchy so I moved the light a little bit closer. I know that the leaves on it show signs of cupping. It doesn't get hot or uncomfortable, should I turn off the one fan? It's just weird to me that i don't see many nodes. I was expecting something bushier.
This is my first time growing and I do get a bit worried. Thank you all.
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