why are my leaves curling like tacos

http://pogenetics.com/?page_id=389 check this out dude, looks similar , yes? A good miticide should do the trick

Holly God Shit Man-oh my-my-my no, no, no, no-NO-->That looks horrible and thank you so 'very' much for sharing; I feel waaaaaay better now!
They're way better after simply flooding them yesterday. I read in Jorge Cervantes grow boble that; wind can dry 'em out annnnnnnnnnnnnnd since I'm using Smart Pots; I'm hoping that, simply giving them 'more' water will do the trick. I say that 'cause; where I live; it's beautiful and sunny allll day long; temps between 75-85 'everyday' but; I also have NON-stop wind. Lots o' Sun, Lot's 'o wind.
As they do look a lil' less "taco'ish" today; I'll just keep my lil' ladies "afloat", (so to speak), and hope Mr. Cervantes took care of this one for me.

Nevertheless; I cannot thank you enough for chiming in my friend-->Please Be Well...

-Unbreakable 'J'

^0 sense made. I think this is taco effect is caused by heat stress.

Pics would really help, but yes..... 'Tacoing' is frequently caused by excessive heat, but with no strain info or pics, it's hard to say.
Myself, I have 4 Indica/Sativa mix, about 50/50, and a couple that are heavy on the Indica side in my closet I use with CFL's for Winter, and during lights off during the day, it can get as high as 90 in there during the day, and I have no tacoing, but I do have some foxtailing which I attribute to the heat.

Dude I live in Colorado, on the plains actually where winds are fierce. I never got heat damage outside, theres enough co2 in the air to keep them from stressing

10-4-->I'll try to get sum pics uploaded as soon as I can get my buddy and his fancy phone over to my place. As far as strain well, I got them from a man who was teaching a, "How to grow your own medicine" class and he told me the strain is "XXX"; which is a hybrid cross of Neville's Haze and 911. I can't find any mention of this strain 'anywhere' but; according to my Professor; they're Indica dom...

yeah when you water your plants you flood them and get like 20% runoff or something like that. but you dont flood them again till they dry out a bit whenever it fills dry like an inch or two under the top or they start wilting a little.

I think I have the same problem but im not sure. If any one can help with my sick plant I will appreciated here r some pics