I've had one of mine twist out like that when first starting. It should grow out of it if you get that feeding schedule down pat! Cheers and happy growing!
What is your soil? If it's not a super soil, you will need to feed your girl with every watering. Looks to me like they are hungry! Check out my first grow if you have any time! Cheers and happy growing!
I used biobizz soil. for the first 3 weeks I only used water. Then from the third week I started to introduce the fertilized biogrow. In the meantime there were also some red spider mites. So I took water and soap with denatured alcohol, and sprinkled it on the leaves. it will su
Hi buddy :-) With biobizz Light mix you should start fertilizing quite early :-) With all mix it is different, you have to wait a little :-) Because of the animals you can try it at this stage with new oil. Also spray well on the underside of the leaf.
Looks good. Give it a little more bend to shape it so it isn't overly stressed by tie-down.
the rope or whatever should just have to resist the plant's urge to straighten out (hydrostatic pressure). Get the resistance down by gently bending ina few spots. Keep it fairly horizontal and all growth along that horizontal portion will be fairly even. Height of the growth will have some say about dominance too.
anything below the bend will get reduced resources. Lopping it off is sometimes a good idea -- depends on length you intend to vege or if autoflower maybe never a good idea. The longer you grow it, the further behind those lowest limbs below bend get.
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