Two of the three plants have come back from a sudden case of the “claw”. So many variables happened all at once that it’s hard to tell which one or if all played a significant role in their demise. The heater was off so at night the temps were in low 60’s. The fan was blowing directly on them and the parts per million spiked as I had added to my reservoir since switching to flower which usually isn’t a problem but I’m seeing that these three compared to the neighbors are not as willing to take the abuse. Either way they are still growing even with the deformities that seem as though they are not going to correct themselves on the back plant so it’s a great experiment at this point.
Thanks for looking!
I have a little issue with some clawing going on here. But only on these 3 plants. These are the ones closest to the circulation fan which was right on them so I pointed it upwards a bit last week to not hit them so hard. Granted it’s not been a problem before. They are in coco a
Hey Growmie,
Since they were so close to the fan they are suffering from windburn. Since you moved the fans to point upward this should fix the issue just allow them to recover and they'll be fine.
Good Luck with the rest of your grow and remember ..."Happy Growing" and "Free your mind one puff at a time".
@Mr_Weeds_Autos, I have #3 started right next to these and will setup a diary for them when I get a free minute. They are different that’s for sure. #3 has broader leaves already. Maybe I’ll try to setup the time lapse camera.
@mr_weeds_autos. I agree it was a fan thing. However growing in coco vs. rock wool that I’ve been using is a finicky son of a gun. I don’t want to over water them and as they’ve grown one time it’s a day between waterings the next it’s two and it can feel wet in the morning and an hour later it’s dry.
I think we are now at once a day so that’ll make it easier going forward.
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