Ok thanks man I'm getting on it now. My fans are not directly on them, I do know better than to do that. I still have a lot to learn from AFN and I'm trying to be an auto pro anyway I have a ph tester but it hasn't been calibrated in a while have to get 7&4 buffer tomorrow. U said I need an rh tester not sure what that is or did u mean ph sorry I been working 18 hrs a day kinda out of it just burned one to didn't help any lol. Also getting hum. and temperature combo tomorrow as well then see about needing the humidifier. Trying to do everything and sleep within 6 hours is kinda hard but got my old lady learning to care for them. Just have to wait n see. Thanks again bro. I will keep posted. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Roy-- edge curling is usually an environmental thing, but not always,.. root troubles and allegedly, certain deficiencies,... First, has the curling continued, or stopped? ..looks like your temp's are OK, but the relative humidity is an known for now,.. like A-Train says, any combination of higher temps, low RH and strong air movement can lead to water/transpiration stress, for which leaf curling is a common symptom,... Also, the intensity of the lights, closeness can create hot zones on the leaves, even if the ambient temp is OK,...
AT means an RH gauge, which you have on the way, or is there now? let us know what it reads for high and low over 24h period,...