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Healthy looking vertical top leaves? And ideas/recommendations?
Cannubisstarted grow question a month ago
One of my plants just bounced back from transpl. shock (clone) and started growing vigorously. Today I saw that her top leaves are basically vertical. Spiderfarmer se3000, roughly 45 cm distance, 40% intensity. Fed her with some hesi veg complex and biobizz cal mg (2.5/1ml per L)
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Ultravioletanswered grow question a month ago
Vertical leaf is a sign of strong tugor pressure, tugpr pressure gives an idea how much suction force exists within the plant from all the transpiration going on.
Not good or bad, it gives an idea of how much workload the plant is dealing with, how fast water is being used through cooling, transpiration, Cellular respiration.
It's generally a sign things are ticking along efficiently as water is being released by plant efficiently. More water released, more suction force or turgor pressure.
Could also be a sign that light intensity is too high and big leafs are trying to limit photosynthesis by literally going vertical to reduce photosynthesis as much as it can.
I'd lower light intensity maybe to 20-30% see if you can get leaves with nice erect pressure horizontally. Right now she is telling me it's a little too much. But just a little.
Good luck.
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question a month ago
too much or too little light, when it's that excessive. Resulting internode length of recent growth is a good way to determine if providing too much or too little light -- too lanky, neesd more; too tight, needs less.
shock rarely occurs from potting up. probably misattributing cause to whatever you saw, fyi. Unless you damaged the roots / rootball or somethign during the process or did something unusual like changing mediums - e.g. hydro - solid substrate or vice versa. if all you did is pot it gently into a larger pot of same substrate, it probably wasn't "shocked" from that.
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Ultravioletanswered grow question a month ago
Make sure that daytime 65%rh is under control and being dealt with at night, the lights off nor ally drops temps by a solid 10F which would easily take it to 75% if not, going to keep running into problems playing at 65%-75%. Good luck.
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