How is she looking?

[iBas101]

If your thermostat is right that rules out heat stress, I'd think.

Yeah I would think so too... I appreciate you bro for trying to help me, much love

 

[Yeatster]

Yeah I would think so too... I appreciate you bro for trying to help me, much love

anytime man. Everyone here will help. the love runs deep

 

[Waira]

iBas- that edge curling is almost certainly environmental,... heat is the most common cause, combined with low RH too sometimes, but overly close lighting make it too intense, and proximity heat can be too much... meaning, the ambient T may be fine, but if the lights are too close, they get elevated surface temps right at that spot, and can be too much,.. your LED should be about 18+" away from young plants like that, more if it's a fat wattage unit! As for the leaf angling, that's not an uncommon response, not a bad thing either,...

 

[IndicaIVoz]

iBas- that edge curling is almost certainly environmental,... heat is the most common cause, combined with low RH too sometimes, but overly close lighting make it too intense, and proximity heat can be too much... meaning, the ambient T may be fine, but if the lights are too close, they get elevated surface temps right at that spot, and can be too much,.. your LED should be about 18+" away from young plants like that, more if it's a fat wattage unit! As for the leaf angling, that's not an uncommon response, not a bad thing either,...

Oh and by the way @iBas101 i was only referring to the leaf raising issue as waira has pointed out there far more going on there or has gone on in the past.
Hopefully @arty zan will still chime in on that issue because id still enjoy finding out why they do that exactly after moving the led.as i have in fact witnessed it myself as i mentioned earlier. cheers

 

[iBas101]

iBas- that edge curling is almost certainly environmental,... heat is the most common cause, combined with low RH too sometimes, but overly close lighting make it too intense, and proximity heat can be too much... meaning, the ambient T may be fine, but if the lights are too close, they get elevated surface temps right at that spot, and can be too much,.. your LED should be about 18+" away from young plants like that, more if it's a fat wattage unit! As for the leaf angling, that's not an uncommon response, not a bad thing either,...

It's a 36W led grow light bulb... I have it 7 inch away form the plant, that's the height I can put it in the grow tent.... Is that too much?

 

[Waira]

You mean that's as high as you can raise that light away from the top of the plant? Is the curling progressing on newer growth?

 

[iBas101]

You mean that's as high as you can raise that light away from the top of the plant? Is the curling progressing on newer growth?

Yeah that's what I mean... It's a small tent. Not as of now, if so that's not too good huh?