Any Idea why the leaves are raised??

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Michael Warford

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• Mar 8, 2016

• #1

OG kush about 5 weeks in veg. Cyco nutrients in Pro mix. I let pot pretty much dry out before feeding. Room temp is 75 day and 65 night. 3 plants in that room all show same thing

 

polishpollack

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• Mar 8, 2016

• #2

they look fine so far. please takes pics in white light, not sodium or led. thanks.

 

hellmutt bones

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• Mar 8, 2016

• #3

Its heat stress or i let them bone dry.
So i would check temps and would suggest to add more water. Also check humidity.

 

Alienwidow

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• Mar 8, 2016

• #4

Look fine to me. Looks like theyre growing up like theyre supposed too.

 

Sirgreggins

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• Mar 8, 2016

• #5

I'm having the same issue, but only on 1 of my plants. It's still healthy and there's ton of new growth but still strange.
A quick tips for HPS photography, use the tungsten white balance setting

 

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Michael Warford

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• Mar 8, 2016

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Here is with the HPS off. The ones in this room seem bumpy between the veins. The room is kept at 75-77 all 18 hours and 55% humidity. I wait till about bone dry to feed with cyco. They don't look like the ones in other room. Perky and flat fan leaves

 

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Michael Warford

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• Mar 8, 2016

• #7

Michael Warford said:

Here is with the HPS off. The ones in this room seem bumpy between the veins. The room is kept at 75-77 all 18 hours and 55% humidity. I wait till about bone dry to feed with cyco. They don't look like the ones in other room. Perky and flat fan leavesView attachment 3626888 View attachment 3626889 View attachment 3626890 View attachment 3626888 View attachment 3626889 View attachment 3626890

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My other room ones are these. Perky and flat fan leaves

 

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slyone

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• Mar 8, 2016

• #8

Sirgreggins said:

I'm having the same issue, but only on 1 of my plants. It's still healthy and there's ton of new growth but still strange.
A quick tips for HPS photography, use the tungsten white balance setting

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A quick tips for HPS photography, use the tungsten white balance setting - Nice advice

 

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alaskachic

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• Mar 9, 2016

• #9

Are the leaves rough, embossed looking? someone here I read said its windburn?