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RandomNoob
RandomNoobstarted grow question 5 years ago
Does the curl here (pic- Day 10) look like mild heat stress? Temps hover around 23-24°C (~75°F). RH ~ 65-75%. Water pH'ed to 6.5. Soil runoff tests @ 6.4-6.5. She's due for a drink tomorrow...any experts feel like throwing me a tip? Am I just overreacting?
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Leaves. Curl up
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Philindicus
Philindicusanswered grow question 5 years ago
Off to a nice start. I would let her dry out she's too wet. Shes in a big pot so you should water her like shes in a small solo cup. Don't water the whole pot. I like to use a turkey baster on my seedlings and young plants. Maybe 25ml-50ml of water or nutes every 4-5 days as/if needed. You'll have to be the judge by how fast your soil dries out. The curl on the leaves looks like a bit of light stress. Not sure what kind of led light? Led bulb? your using but 10" is too close I would back it off. Too much light can actually stunt your plants. If you can send me a message as to the wattage /size of the light that would help. I would be careful giving nutrients too soon. If the look like they are stretching for the light then lower it a few inches at a time. Your soil mix should have enough to feed them for a few weeks (2-3 weeks) That's a guess. If you keep adding more nutrients and the plant isn't using them it can build up and lead to possible nutrient burn.Hope this helps👍
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Tok01
Tok01answered grow question 5 years ago
Tou are ok totally normal, I have that happen to my new seedlings but it always straightens out as it grows I just make sure it haves Epsom salts (a must when growing organic) maybe a little sprink will Epsom salt will never hurt or burn the plant so I always make sure to give then some maybe every 2 weeks maybe something to consider but it looks great maybe a little fan would be good for it if you dont have one but your ok keep up the good work my friend
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OutForReal
OutForRealanswered grow question 5 years ago
You are overreacting !
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MaryJaneUSA
MaryJaneUSAanswered grow question 5 years ago
It honestly doesn’t look that bad but do understand that if your R.H. increase, your temperature will increase too. I find your R.H. a bit too high. And I see a slight nute burn but they’re all easily treatable!
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DankGardener
DankGardeneranswered grow question 5 years ago
That is one of the first signs of heat stress/grow light to close. Your temps are good. Back off some I can't tell u how much because I can't see your wattage. Your off to a good start though.
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Smokwiri
Smokwirianswered grow question 5 years ago
Don't worry my friend, you have near to perfect temperature. Your ph is also just perfect, the soil is a bit wet, if it still is, wait for the soil to get a bit dry before the next watering. (push your finger into the soil and feel if the soil is still wet, if it is, wait with watering. the problem probably relies on overwatering, which caused in this stage can be described as very mild damage, which you spotted just on time. heat stress does look the same at early stages, but your temps are perfect
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souljasam
souljasamanswered grow question 5 years ago
There's definitely a little curl going on. Where are you taking your temp reading at? right at the plants top leaves? If so and you get that for temps I doubt its related to heat. Maybe your light is a little too close?
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