Moby dick auto fastbud

Peyronie's Disease is a serious condition. Nobody likes a bent moby dick. The lower shielded leaves twisting to get hit by more light could be normal. The twsited new growth as well as the clawing points toward soemthing nutrient related. Twisted new growth usually relates to a trace element, but that's a rare thing. So, is pH drifting? easy to eliminate that as a possiblity. Leaf tips curling can be caused by more than one thing. It;s difficult to judge the color of your leaves under those grow lights. Even full spectrum grow lights are difficult to see leaves accurately. Whatever is going on it's slowly progressing, so don't overreact too much. Ensure pH is good, maybe drop N 5-10% without changing the other nutes too drastically from what was given before. Can re-assess in 7-10 days assuming it doesn't take a nosedive.

It’s looking like you may be giving it too much nutrients for its current growth stage. Your foliage is very dark and I see burning happening on the tips. I suggest cutting back and even going with only pHed water the next watering. I’ve never been a fan of 20/4 light cycle at all. I think the consensus is 18/6 and your DLI should be roughly 45. Your plant is defiantly starting to flower. Some take longer to develops than others. I would expect you to start seeing more growth resembling bud structure within two week. Hope this helps.

Looking at your diary, it appears you didn’t start flowering till late week 6 early week 7. So it appears like your flower production is right on track. The reason your plant is growing so much is because it appears to be mostly a Sativa strain. Sativa is known to grow tall and lanky. The bud formation is slower then Indica strains and for the first 4-5 weeks of flower they will look very small and airy. They will begin bulking in size later on and will fill out nicely. You can expect the stretching to stop within a week. I hope this helps.

That's not preflowering. that is full on flowering/bloom. Twisted leaves can be from many things. I don't really think much about it unless the whole plant is doing it. the 1.8EC might be a bit strong fro them but if they are tolerating it well then keep it up. I see slight nutrient burn on the tips so might want to dial it back just a bit. 1.6 or 1.7 and get good runoff. Good Luck!

growdiaries.com/grow-questions/71496-leaf-twisted Looks like this question was already asked, kinda, Look up something caller super cropping to prevent vertical growth while avoiding topping them. I don't think you have much to worry about it. Good Luck!