Whats happend to my baby?

What can make this happen? I had not feed it for 3 weeks. Its just in good old mother earth. Appreciate any addvice. Could the wind cause this? It blew damn hard the night before this pic.? Appreciate any advice.

Looks like it needs to be watered

Soils wet 1/2 in. under surface.

what part of the earth do u live in. I had a very hot day about 105 and my leaves started doing this. I now have a sunscreen ccloth up above my plants and they love it. If it get very hot that could be it

The plant does not need watering, the dry droop is not visible in the picture. The leaves are standing up as firm and proud as a young girls titties. Unless other areas of the plant are more or less equally effected I would have to doubt it is wind damage. Wind would not only blow on such a small portion of the plant enough to damage it without causing any damage elsewhere.

Have you considered that the drying/curling might possibly be connected to the white spotting that can be seen on other leaves? Were the dried curled leaves also spotted previous to drying and curling?

The spots on the other leaves were from grasshoppers, they hit me hard one day. I hit them hard the next day with liquid 7. Could the seven cause it? Cause it was the following day I noticed the damage. I haven't noticed any other leaves doing it.

the temp has been 95 - 100.

Iv'e noticed curling on the leaves from insecticide use during hot days. I try to put the stuff on late in the evening so there is no problems with reactions from the sun. I haven't had the problem since!

Hope this helps
NSB

thanks, that does make sence. I did spray for bugs.

NoSwagBag said:

Iv'e noticed curling on the leaves from insecticide use during hot days. I try to put the stuff on late in the evening so there is no problems with reactions from the sun. I haven't had the problem since!

Hope this helps
NSB

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yep it's true insecticide should be put on at night totally agree, too high of heat makes them curl especially insecticide, neem oil is what I use and I spray around like a foot from the plant with household ant killer. ants suck here and spider mites, too much humidity. At night moisture/ dew occurs keeps em fresh and don't dry out or get shocked as if you were doing it in the mid day with 90+ temps.