That to me looks like a classic case of not having enough humidity.
I don't think its your PH just spray those suckers down with water if you can't raise the humidity

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"God took them back"........rofl

it looks like ur cfls may be a lil too close

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I just got done transplanting them out of the 16 oz cups and into some 8" pots I had. I had only 6 pots so I used a couple gallon jugs and a half gallon milk container. I saw a definate root ball on the very bottoms and some of the sides of the cups so it was getting root bound for sure. I'll stck a humidifier in there tonight also. Around what do I want for humidity at this stage?

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Keep the ambient humidity up there around 60 if you can. I try to do this for about a month then they can go drier and start producing resin to protect themselves from the dryness, works in your favor. Let us know how they look after a day or 2 of pampering.

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will keep you updated and thanks for the input guys. +reps.

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Here they are with room to roam free. Except for one who doesn't look like it will make it. I only had 9 containers.

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There are a few reasons.... most commonly the air is to hot and to dry..... If the tips and sides of the blades begin to pull or curl up, from my epxerainces this is due to conditions that are causing the plant to try to vent heat and cool down.....

Maybe this strain isnt as heat resistant as your other one.... as well without a temp. gauge you can guess all you want but that doesnt tell you shit.... no offense.....

I have had gardens where the wall thermo reads 68-70 and the temp above the garden top is damn near 78-80 and under the shady is 65..... Be careful and if you going off your wall thermo that is somewhere else...... man temps can vary... havent you ever had a bedroom that is on a different side of the house or apt and it is always to hot or to cold..... Well this can happen is gardens too... As well plants prefer 45-55 humidity....... so your still a bit dry in your garden IMO humidity is an easy fix, as well as temp.


BTW do you have fans and air circ. in the room?!

I have a small thermometer with a humidity indicator on it that I move around and check the temp/hum. I also have a small fan on some 4" flex duct that takes out air from on top of the closet and holes for fresh air to come in on the bottom. I have a humidifier in there now so we'll see how it does. I had no room on the floor so I had to put it on the top shelf. I hope the humidity sinks down. It should.

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I wish you the best, dont let the humidity get to high..... also a small fan at the bottom like a little desk fan where the clean air comes in could help stuff stay cool and keep the moving....... a gentle movement of the plants is helpful as when the Co2 runs out around the leaves due to not enough movement the leaves tend to bend or curl to find fresh air or Co2...........