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Dry, curled up smaller leaves
bluecakestarted grow question a month ago
Noticed some dry curled up leaves in the lower parts of the plant. It's exclusively smaller leaves. From top the plant still looks quite healthy (check other pictures in the diary).
Is this nutrient burn? Is it normal that it start in smaller leaves at the bottom?
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m0useanswered grow question a month ago
when I see this on my plants it nominally from watering issues and compact medium.
I would just pluck them off. and keep going, your almost done.
ojetepelonanswered grow question a month ago
If you let the soil dry too much it could explain why apparently healthy leaves rollback and die.
other than that i dont see more problems on the plant.
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Scrubbyjimbobanswered grow question a month ago
Nothing nutritional. It's poor light/airflow. Shouldn't be an issue unless it stays kinda moist too, then it can promote mold/rot. You might consider lollipoping your plants.
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IIGIDanswered grow question a month ago
The dry, curled leaves at the bottom of your plant are likely due to a combination of factors including potential nutrient burn, watering issues, and light penetration. By adjusting your nutrient solution, ensuring consistent watering, and improving light exposure, you should see an improvement in your plant’s health. Keep a close eye on the plant and adjust care as needed.
t's less common for nutrient burn to start exclusively with smaller leaves at the bottom, but it can happen if the plant is absorbing excess nutrients through the roots which then get distributed to the lower leaves first.
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AsNoriuanswered grow question a month ago
would guess not enough air, maybe food too strong or heat as add on.personally would not stress about few bottoms, it happens to all with dense canopy.
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