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pupa420lupa
pupa420lupastarted grow question 7 months ago
Got 3 same plants, one started to show “sad” leaves looking down. Conditions are same for all 3, what can be the cause of it?
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Leaves. Curl down
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PsithurismGenetix
PsithurismGenetixanswered grow question 7 months ago
I see your light is noted as 16inches above, but it's on 100%. Your light maybe too intense. I had a pretty similar issue early on. Looks a bit over water and "hot" on the light setting. Try dialing back to 60%- 80% or so. I'm running a few autos and had to dial back as one stunted temporarily(it was odd as heck at first), dialed it back to 70%, then ramped to 80%. My Banana Kush auto is about the same size and about to push pistols like yours. Good luck hope this helps. All corrected now. Happy leaves and nice green stems
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pupa420lupa
pupa420lupaanswered grow question 7 months ago
After 20 hours under 75% luminosity girl recovered and looking good now Thank you all for your answers. I was so inspired by first white pistols that I decided to try full power of light ..
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Chuckwaggon420
Chuckwaggon420answered grow question 7 months ago
Are you watering to much? Are you letting soil dry before you rewater again? Check your ph runoff see if its around what ur wanting your soil coulf need a good solid fush if it differs more than .3 than what u put in.
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SkunkleDamo
SkunkleDamoanswered grow question 7 months ago
You have the same light as me. In veg I'd run it at about 25% building up to 50-60% through veg and work up to 100% in flower. Distances are about 24-30" in veg 18-24" in flower. Watch the plants. When leaves are pointing up/praying you have it good. When seedling watch for stretching for the light
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pupa420lupa
pupa420lupaanswered grow question 7 months ago
Drainage and water regime are okay I think, changed light to 75% (this number is recommended by mars hydro for veg stage)
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AsNoriu
AsNoriuanswered grow question 7 months ago
Overwatering maybe ? I see first signs of magnesium lack too.
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Sciolistic_Steve
Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question 7 months ago
Does this occur after an irrigation? Use more perlite in your soil. in something with high water capacity liek soil or sphagnum peat, you want 50% perlite or similar drainage amendment. Its virtualyl impossibly to overwater if you stick to this. you need to saturate entire substrate, so don't stop doing that as the ramifications can be far, far worse if you do stop. wait for top 1" to dry, maybe even a bit deaper if it seems like the pot has a lot of weight to it before re-irrigating. The weight of the pot is a better thing to become familiar with when choosing timing of irrigations. If light were causing this, you'd see very tight internodes (distance betwen 2 growth nodes). As long as those are properly spaced -- not bunched up or too stretchy -- the light is fine. guesstimate DLI from your light's specs. This can also help confirm light is not the issue here. if DLI is around 35-40 or less with ambient co2 conditions, then it's probably fine. elevated co2 can go as high as 50-60 DLI.
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Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question 7 months ago
Too much water or light is too strong generally make leaves look like this.
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Buds_and_Roses_63
Buds_and_Roses_63answered grow question 7 months ago
Mides el ph del agua de riego ?, la lampara que distancia esta de las plantas ?! Pueda q sea un estres luminico !
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JUNGLE_B4RNS
JUNGLE_B4RNSanswered grow question 7 months ago
The plant is wilting because of too much light, when using Mars Hydro LED’s you don’t set the dimmer at full power on young plants particularly when the light is too close from the tops. Back up your light to 100cm and set the dimmer at 30% at this stage.
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