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Crazyweedpt
Crazyweedptstarted grow question 4 years ago
So... my "sativa" pot1 pheno are maturing faster than my "indica" pot2 pheno and both are showing signs of stress visible on leaves, with tips curling up and getting burn, started with some yelow on tips and progressebly burn, this is affecting the upper region! should i flush?
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Leaves. Edges burnt
Leaves. Curl up
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Experimentgreen
Experimentgreenanswered grow question 4 years ago
Hello, So I've never been a fan of the 24 hr light period...I think all living things benefit from rest or sleep. So i would definitely change that down to a 20/4 or 18/6. But looking back on week 5 i see some low leaves getting yellow between the leaves which makes me always think magnesium deficiency. If unchecked it will progress through the plant. It can be caused by high nutrient levels watering practices etc. So i would personally change the lights,and consider adding in a calmag supplement. Hopefully the problem can stop and at least not progress, but unfortunately the damaged leaves shouldn't recover. Good luck with the problem solving. Happy flowering. ✌️
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Renov8tion
Renov8tionanswered grow question 4 years ago
Your plant is “praying” due to excessive heat and not enough humidity. It senses the added heat and reduced humidity as an over-bearing sun, so it folds its edges up to shade the leaf. Unfortunately with a stationary light source in an indoor grow setting, this behavior by the plant is pointless. Reduce the heat and increase the humidity.
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Magicc
Magiccanswered grow question 4 years ago
Light burn is definitely a possibility. My plants to curl up like that when the environment is hot and/or humidity is off. Always check pH levels to make sure your plant is receiving all the nutrients it requires. Cheers.
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xanado18
xanado18answered grow question 4 years ago
Looks primarily like light burn and it might be a little hot in the grow room, what’s the temp at at that really damaged bud? Although I’ll say I have limited knowledge I’d say It’s Primarily light burn Though, just from the experience of what happened to my plants. when I raised the lights I noticed a vast difference in the new growth, the leaves that got burnt are done. If your exposed leaves(new & old leaves) are showing strange burns and Deficiencies as well the ones closest to the light you know something’s up. for the most part Closer leaves and more exposed leaves/buds will show more damage. Im going to invest in a light meter, they are like $50 USD and maybe you should do the same, and with some research on how much light you should be giving your plants. it’ll help take the guess work out of it and you’ll be able to know whether or not light is actually your issue! Hope that helps and good luck!!!
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