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so it definitely left Hps on in there, so that is the reason for the yellowing, and I don't think it has anything to do with the light being too close, any idea for the reason for the large amount of spiny long leaves, just seems like alot of unneeded vegetation

So it got hot in my tent a couple nights, about 85 degrees. One or two tops got leafy and and long and pointy. Just wondering if they will fill out? Our what might of happen to them and will they still yield? First picture is the heat stress ones second is same plant other tops without heat...

Ok man, ill check it out

Sorry wasnt distilled, reverse osmosis Water with a ph of 6. Is it lack of water, or too much light?

Just transplanted before picture, on the floor in tent corner. below 600w bulb, 6 full-size plant Vegging above them

No nutes, in a rockwool cube, distilled water ph around 6

To much moisture or heat from the bulb?

Haha I did watch some videos a little while ago tonight, have any suggestions on videos?

Alright thanks man for the advice, Ill deff try to make something out of the rest, and maybe try to get a expects opinion on what to do next

Alright thanks man, what would happen if I tried to flower them like this?

Its shows like ok will do, should I give them nutes , next time I water? Just Fox farm, big bloom

Well thanks for the input man, but I never once cut the stem to top a plant, at most I pitched off the new growth with my fingers, no more than one a week on each plant, why is there only started new growth there ?

ok so my plants are so alive and doing ok but I have no new growth on them. about 3 weeks ago I was under water and over Feeding with nitrogen toxicity nutrients, but since Then I have been giving just straight water to them. The leaves had got nitrogen claw and looked like I was going to lose...

Wow! Good deal man, deff going to give it a try

It's usually goes between 80 to 90 degrees in my tent. I try to run the my ac keep temps down but it s been really hot lately

Good to know. Ill look into that for sure. Thanks

Yes I did, but no change yet. I have been watering two times a week, probably need to more often then that?

Ok makes sense, would that cause them to curl under as well?

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It's been a couple of weeks since the first signs of the edges curling down, the leaves have yet to get better and continue to curl under. They are extremely dry, but not dry enough to break if leaves are bent or straighten out. Some smaller leaves have curled right under (in pictures) almost...