Droopy, dark green leaves with lots of tiny bumps

Really bad ventilation. It gets up to 98 degrees
thats the problem thats wayyyyyyyyyyy to hot
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What soil? You need constant ventilation, the air needs to be exchanged every 5 minutes. It shouldn't be hotter than 85 really. What are you fertilizing with?

Originally Posted by MrsMcGreggor

Really bad ventilation. It gets up to 98 degrees
thats the problem thats wayyyyyyyyyyy to hot
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look there and see if you can find a pic... since you can't show one
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Thanks for the tip. None of those pics looked like it, so I will get a buddy with a camera over here this weekend.

I know the ventilation is bad. I ran out of money, but I will have a much better setup next month when I start over from scratch. It's been getting that hot in there for the life of the plants since they were seedlings and there has not been a problem yet til now - 5 weeks into flower. I did get a little nitrogen deficiency but it went away when I repotted with organic soil from the independently owned garden shop. No nutes so far.

Another detail I left out is the fish tank bubbler running in a jug of fermented sugar water. The yeast is old and dead and it smells sour. I need to make up another batch. The prob seemed to start when the yeast died.

Thank you so much for you prompt replies. I will post pics soon if I am able.

home brew co2 is very helpful in higher temp conditions.
from growfaq:
A humidity and temperature gauge are essential in any growroom. Daytime conditions should be 70-80 degrees without co2, 80-90 degrees with co2 until the last two weeks when daytime temps should be kept between 70-80 and co2 can be reduced to adjust for the lower metabolism......
I always thought that was neat a kind of bandaid for when you just are having a
little problem keeping temp down.

You can see that plant 1 is looking pretty good. Plant 2 is a little worse off, and plant 3 is very sick. You can see the bumps on the leaves of plant 3 in this picture. Plant 1 has a few of those bumps on the very topmost leaves, but not many to speak of.

i've seen those bumps on a few of my plants. is that plant a clone? was it cloned while the mother was in flower? thats what mine did. the curling , drooping thing could be heat or too much nutes. when i started growing i used nutes and some of the strains i had at the time would curl with the littlest amount of fertilizer maybe that strain is very sensitive

Originally Posted by bradweather

I did get a little nitrogen deficiency but it went away when I repotted with organic soil from the independently owned garden shop. No nutes so far.

I have a grow cab, and the quickest, Simplest thing is to just get a fan. Can you load your grow space? I'll look for it as well. I have a fan that sits with its back up to the lights blowing away from them. It drops the temp 8 degrees just be doing this. Also there is a cool mist humidifier. But you don't want the extra humidity in flowering. Get a fan, make a passive exhaust of something quick to get you through this until you can get things going! Just imo.

Listen to Mrs McGreggor. i have seen some post and the bunny lady is the shit!!

Looks like a plant I had last year. Aside from the bumps, it looks like heat stress. Maybe when the room is at it's hottest, the parts close to the lights just suffer more. Are the leaves like this on every part of the plants that are closest to the CFLs?

P.S.- MrsMcGreggor is a wonderful and helpful lady, hopefully she can give you a better diagnosis than I.