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Frm11001
Frm11001started grow question 5y ago
I have some autos, I'm starting the flowering stage and I've begun to notice that on some of them, the new vegetative leaves have curled tips. What I can deduce is that it's due to the cold, which is lower than recommended, but I haven't found similar references about it. What do you guys think??
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Leaves. Twisted
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hillman
hillmananswered grow question 5y ago
I can't see anything, dude. The plants are nice, and the cold starts at 12°C and below. I tried to check your diary, but you don't have one. Good luck!
Fruitgrower
Fruitgroweranswered grow question 5y ago
She looks perfectly healthy actually, I can't see any issuses.
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Rap_a_cap
Rap_a_capanswered grow question 5y ago
Hi Bro, nothing to worry about. I can see an healthy girl at first stage of flowering. But the almost dark the color of the leaves and the twisted tips should advise you to take a closer look at a possible nutrient overdose, however not evident with confidence at this time and with only one photo. Be balanced and everything will be fine 👊
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Frm11001
Frm11001answered grow question 5y ago
I would like to clarify that I am in week number 5 of life, just starting to flower, the temperatures are between 19-22 degrees Celsius during the day, and at night they drop about 5 degrees more approximately without the lights. Beyond that, I don't see signs of having overfed or overwatered them, it's the first time I'm growing in a bit of cold weather and I'm still figuring out how to cope with the milder climate. One new thing I've done compared to previous grows is LST, but I find it strange that this problem comes from there, I have 4 autoflowering plants and only 2 of them show this symptom.
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