Dosn't look like a problem to me.How close are your lights and what are your temps and rh?
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Lights are about 2 and a half feet from the plants, temp is 25.4 and ph is around 6.5. It's not so noticeable in the pic but they are curling quite a lot
Sorry I missed your previous post stating temps etc. As long as there ere no heat related issues I wouldn't worry to much.MJ plants are funny some times and leaves do strange things,curl up, curl down, twisting etc but it seems it doesn't hurt the plants any.I have seen my plants look like yours several times and it always went away.
Ok namvet, thanks.
will keep an eye on the temp but haven't seen it above 30 celcius.
starting to grow so fast now!
will keep an eye on the temp but haven't seen it above 30 celcius.
starting to grow so fast now!
Hello all, my problem is getting worse!
some of the sides of the leaves have curled so much they're like little tubes
can this really be safe?
non of the conditions have changed, humidity seems a bit low, 35-50% but can't bring it up
some of the sides of the leaves have curled so much they're like little tubes
can this really be safe?
non of the conditions have changed, humidity seems a bit low, 35-50% but can't bring it up
What are you using to check your pH bro? Are you sure the temps are ok?
Yea according to the thermo the temps are good, got a probe just below leaf level reading a steady 27 celcius.
for ph tests I'm using universal indicator.
only thing that's changed is the soil, repotted them into plagron light mix.
for ph tests I'm using universal indicator.
only thing that's changed is the soil, repotted them into plagron light mix.
If you take a shot at plant level se the pic looks out at it and not birds eye...we will see the curling better....
My leaves had the same, the edges were starting to curl up and I realised that I never gave them a breath of fresh air. If you have good ventilation I find this helps, if you have no source of ventilation like I have (no fan no nothing) I open the cabinet for one hour put fan on full speed and give air exchange daily.
The other thing that I think contributed to the curling was not letting the ladies dry out before watering and not keeping the place humid....i also did as u did and put a bowl of water and things are improving. In one day the curling went down, mind you im only on day 8.
Sending karma to u may u harvest delicious multiple colas in 3 months....give it a nice long cure and pack a bowl boy
My leaves had the same, the edges were starting to curl up and I realised that I never gave them a breath of fresh air. If you have good ventilation I find this helps, if you have no source of ventilation like I have (no fan no nothing) I open the cabinet for one hour put fan on full speed and give air exchange daily.
The other thing that I think contributed to the curling was not letting the ladies dry out before watering and not keeping the place humid....i also did as u did and put a bowl of water and things are improving. In one day the curling went down, mind you im only on day 8.
Sending karma to u may u harvest delicious multiple colas in 3 months....give it a nice long cure and pack a bowl boy
Is universal Indicator a solution? How do you check your soil pH? Run-off? Those temps would induce a slight raising of the edges of the leaves, but nothing like making them curl right over. Can we see some more pics buddy?
Zain, thanks for the input. My ventilation is quite good, have the door open with a fan on sucking in air and blowing it directly onto the plants. I do water every day, could it be over watering?
dazed - yes it's a solution you mix with a small amount of water. I check the run off and I only give them regulated water.
ill go in there in little while to get a better pic.
dazed - yes it's a solution you mix with a small amount of water. I check the run off and I only give them regulated water.
ill go in there in little while to get a better pic.
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