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Grow Questions¡Hojas entornadas hacia arriba!

¡Hojas entornadas hacia arriba!

BENY_TRUBYstarted grow question 7 months ago

Puse mis plántulas dentro de un mini invernadero casero hecho con una botella de plástico de 7 litros y ocurrió esto, las hojas se tornaron hacia arriba, algo muy extraño y que nunca había visto. ¿Qué pudo pasar? ¿Demasiada humedad, riego o fertilizantes?

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LSchnabelanswered grow question 7 months ago

It appears like it’s been shocked by too much heat/humidity. The only reason you need a dome on your plant is newly germinated seedlings and clones. It looks like you are growing outdoors. What happened is the sun probably increased the temp in that dose drastically and you are seeing the effects of that. I would remove the lid immediately and no longer use it. It should bounce back unless there was too much damage done. Give it some time to recover. I hope this helps.

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Organomananswered grow question 7 months ago

They are both being cooked and suffocating. Cannabis seedlings DO NOT NEED humidity "domes" or mini "glasshouses", these just encourage disease and cause the plants to grow weak. Plants also NEED good air exchange to have good transpiration to remove waste products and have a healthy vascular system. Remove the mini glasshouses immediately and the plants will return to good health straight away.

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001100010010011110answered grow question 7 months ago

was it also moved to intense sunlight at same time? if so, it's more likely the sun's effect. you don't need a humidity dome for seedlings unless you are in an arid climate or maybe if really hot. this is a bit bigger than a "seedling." Assuming it can handle the light, it should be ready for primetime nutes and all... if new to the sun, you need to slowly introduce it to that sort of intensity.. shade it, slowly add more light.

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Scrubbyjimbobanswered grow question 7 months ago

Humidity domes are more for clone cuttings. Take that thing off and it will do better.

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m0useanswered grow question 7 months ago

To much heat and humidity, Cannabis plants do not thrive well in super hot and humid climates they are not a tropical plant and do not need domes. I would take that off and not put it back on unless their is a frost warning out for the morning, and even if their is, take it off as soon as the sun comes up. Let it breathe. Good Luck!

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