3 to 4 week till harvest, hand full of wilting leaves?

[Arthur]

Interesting damage patern, seems to only be to one side... I think your onto the issue, now to figure out get more ventilation to the back!

 

[imlovennuggets]

Yea exactally just that area. Well I'm just going to go back to how it was before I closed the door. Thanks for the input! Will see how she is in a day or two.

 

[Unique]

Just came to mind, 2 of you mentioned air flow ventilation possible issue. The 2 branches having the issue and few leaves on other plant with same issue are against the back wall of the closet. Since I'm following the same steps and such as my other successful grows (light distance, ph checks, nutrient use) I'm wondering if it is air flow ventilation. I only noticed the issue mid last week and shortly before is when I started keeping the door shut all the time with it getting colder. I wonder with not getting fresh air in to circulate from door shut all the time if that's why the leaves at back of plant are having the issue vs whole plant with not getting fresh air. That is the only thing different the door being shut. So I am going to keep the door open with the fan going to push in fresh air and see if notice the cannoning die off. Any other thoughts let me know. Thanks everyone for the input so far

I think it has something to do with your ventilation, now ya mention they not getting much fresh air it seems even more likely @green genes can probably tell ya better.. I noticed he thought that as well..

 

[Unique]

A pH of 6 is a little low for soil and flowering. Other than that, I'd agree with above, looks like a ventilation / temp issue... especially given you had no issues thru the warmer months when you could leave things open.

yeah I noticed that ph also, I see some white around edges of leaves too, leading me even more to think ph.. I do certainly think has something do with ventilation and/or lack of fresh air possibly.. 6.0ph very low for soil, that close to hydro range...I think soil should be somewhere around 6.5ph...

 

[imlovennuggets]

Thanks @Unique . Talking of ph I always aim aright for 6.5. Last watering I think it may have been a bit low actually when I think of it. Was in a rush and feel It may have been more matching th 5.5 6 color. That watering was also prob the beginning of last week and then noticed the issue say this past Thursday or Friday. Maybe the combo of two low a ph and ventilation. Thanks for the help guys! Am watering now actually so will make sure to give a good 6.5-7 ph range and I repositioned fans and will keep the closet door open now.

 

[Unique]

Thanks @Unique . Talking of ph I always aim aright for 6.5. Last watering I think it may have been a bit low actually when I think of it. Was in a rush and feel It may have been more matching th 5.5 6 color. That watering was also prob the beginning of last week and then noticed the issue say this past Thursday or Friday. Maybe the combo of two low a ph and ventilation. Thanks for the help guys! Am watering now actually so will make sure to give a good 6.5-7 ph range and I repositioned fans and will keep the closet door open now.

okay Best of luck to ya, I really hope that will fix things, am pretty sure it will.. 6.5-6.8 I think would be ideal for soil... I'm a coco guy, but I believe that is a good area for soil...

 

[Rev. Green Genes]

Thanks @Unique . Talking of ph I always aim aright for 6.5. Last watering I think it may have been a bit low actually when I think of it. Was in a rush and feel It may have been more matching th 5.5 6 color. That watering was also prob the beginning of last week and then noticed the issue say this past Thursday or Friday. Maybe the combo of two low a ph and ventilation. Thanks for the help guys! Am watering now actually so will make sure to give a good 6.5-7 ph range and I repositioned fans and will keep the closet door open now.

okay Best of luck to ya, I really hope that will fix things, am pretty sure it will.. 6.5-6.8 I think would be ideal for soil... I'm a coco guy, but I believe that is a good area for soil...

You guys are onto it, it's an unusual combo of things. It's got me worried about my own ventilation. My plants filled up their space quite nicely, and I have 3 circulation fans and and an extraction fan. It's probably not enough! I went out and defoliated a bushel of leaves to get more air through.

 

[imlovennuggets]

Got the ph right at 6.5 when I watered just a bit ago. Gave both plants nice watering untill runoff to get the soil soaked back in with the proper ph. After talking to yous here and ph coming up I feel that's my main issue. The rush through last watering and the to low of ph. Now I learned to low ph just as bad as to high. I guess I should know within a few days if this fixed the problem and will update with the results.
Yes the leaves sure do grow!
Thanks again!

 

[imlovennuggets]

Oh last thing I forgot to say why believe more ph issue related. I remember when i watered last week with the believe to be to low ph most of the water went into this plant my other plant just got a quarter gal or so of the left over water. So that may be why my other plant besides 2 or 3 leaves is fine.

 

[imlovennuggets]

@Unique @green genes , just wanted to verify. After watering with 6.5ph last night few hrs later I feel some of the droopy leaves picked up don't feel I noticed any new leaf issues this morning. Though I checked run off ph and it certainly is low at 4.5ph. So should I straight flush these with plain ph'd water? I have about 5 gal pots so i water with 5-10gal of 6.5ph then check run off ph. If ph run off back to the 6.5 then let dry out and water with light does nutrients? If still low then run more ph water through untill I get the run off to that 6.5? Believe what should do just wanted check though thanks again!