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ProjectPonicsstarted grow question 7 years ago
Should the first set of leaves being "wavy" anything to worry about? Or is this normal with plants?
She looks perfectly fine and healthy, so I think I'm just over worrying about it.
She has been through some humidity "swings" the first week or so up until I bought a humidifier.
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Carpe_Diemanswered grow question 7 years ago
Hey m8 happy times...
Your plant is fully healthy you are doing a good job... if the info you are giving on your diary is right, so is nothing to do with temperature or humidity. Otherwise you plants will get descolerful and with spots on leaves. You are growing a main indica strain so fan leaves specially first 3-4 branches will get so width than a lack of space between leave . It will get better as plant grow in size.
Hope it can help you.
Happy growings 👌👌
Stickanswered grow question 7 years ago
This looks like overheating first signs, but nothing to worry about at this stage. If you keep an eye on your temperature and humidity level everything should go back to normal quickly. I'll be around, good luck with this baby bro ! 😎
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Jeff123fishanswered grow question 7 years ago
She looks good so far I get the wavy leaves when my veg room gets too dry for the seedlings she’ll be fine if you’d like you could put it in a dome but it she’ll be good in a week or so
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Athosanswered grow question 7 years ago
It looks healthy alright. Since you started in half a liter pot, be careful with over watering, that could be a reason for the wavy leaves. I would recommend against feeding so early, unless you are using a really light soil mix, and feed around 0.5 EC (250 PPM). Before feeding, I would pot up to a 2 liter pot, when you notice you have tu water more often, like every 3 or 2 days. By the way if you go ahead and feed, be sure to give 7 to 10 days between each feed
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