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Eagersstarted grow question 4 years ago
Leaves are cupping downwards and serated edges are leaning down. Any suggestions on what this is? Started yesterday using a mild amount of nutrition 0.5ml/l of biobizz heaven and 2ml/l of root juice. (Half the dose) watered a couple days ago til runoff, plants loved it. Thanks
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Leaves. Curl down
Leaves. Color - Pale
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DeadwebsiteBoringcommunity
DeadwebsiteBoringcommunityanswered grow question 4 years ago
I think your good at researching because this sounds exactly like what would cause this.. Dramatic changes are almost always environmental unless you made big changes to feeding(which shouldn't happen really).
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Eagersanswered grow question 4 years ago
Thanks mate, yes couldnt put it all in but have checked runoff before posting as was coming back between 5.75-6.0 ph so not wildly off? Wind is a good point, I just built my own DIY space box and have some build in Pc fans fixed into place so cant move but have made it so they very lightly blow through the leaves. Will keep an eye though. I feel like it could be heat but will check anyway .. the pot was so hot yesterday I watered in the morning and by the eve the pot was much lighter..think it mightve been roasted in the sun. Thanks for the suggestions though its just something else I hadnt thought of so will keep an eye! Thanks mate.
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AmnZhz
AmnZhzanswered grow question 4 years ago
Hi mate it seems like a wind burn to me. Happened to me sometimes some leaves be like that due to genetics, but without the cupping. Any way for elimination purposes I would check the ph of water and of runoff, and if everything is good, I would check if there is a strong wind current where the plant is and change its position. If there is a strong current then make sure it will go around her and not straight on her. When I start feeding (I use Adv. Nutrients) I usually use half of the minimum recommended dosage and go up except Cal Mag.
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Eagers
Eagersanswered grow question 4 years ago
Thanks for the quick reply. Yes good idea, I actually have one ready to transplant her in soon. At 20 days now and looking to transplant into that tomorrow providing she looks ok. Do you think thats a good idea to transplant at this stage or will the shock along with issues be a problem? Yes maybe its the drainage, have some airpots arriving for my next grow. After looking at reviews im looking forward to giving them a go! Happy growing :)
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DeadwebsiteBoringcommunityanswered grow question 4 years ago
might wanna let her cool down for a few days and consider putting her in a better container. I honestly grow in cheap plastic green containers and just add lots of rock material to help drainage and it seems to work fine. Fabric pots are said to be the best solution really.. But with a black fabric pot I think you'd run into the same issue.
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Eagers
Eagersanswered grow question 4 years ago
Been doing research and could be down to heat stress, they had a feed at start of the day then left in windowsill maybe 28-30c. Had a hot day and in black pot may have strssed the roots. New leaves are the ones curling down and looking a bit sad. Any suggestions? Thanks people :)
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