Thegrowermike366
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Hey, I just noticed my ghost rider og is curling downwards on the leaves. I’ve been feeding ph 5.5-6.5 and every 1-3 days. I don’t think it’s overwatering but here’s a pic
Clawing leaves down and some up
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Autodoctor
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Looks like nitrogen toxicity
Thegrowermike366
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Thank you!! I’ll try to flush it when dry or give less nitrogen
Thegrowermike366
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They almost feel crispy a tiny
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MickFoster
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Too much nitrogen.
Thegrowermike366
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Thank you!! I wasn’t expecting to get this many fast answers very helpful so I can stop it early
PhillupJane
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Nitrogen toxicity and possible moisture stress. Too much nute can burn root hairs causing both.
Cut back on the strength/frequency of feedings and add some more airflow if you don't have much
Cut back on the strength/frequency of feedings and add some more airflow if you don't have much
Thegrowermike366
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Thanks I’m going to put another genesis fan in there I haveNitrogen toxicity and possible moisture stress. Too much nute can burn root hairs causing both.
Cut back on the strength/frequency of feedings and add some more airflow if you don't have much
b317
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When we encounter such a situation, can't we fix the situation if we continue to water with flower food instead of cutting the nitrogen-containing fertilizer and washing it? My plant has the same problem. the plants are so tall that i can't take them to the bathroom and wash them in the room they're in
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Thegrowermike366
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Yea I agree I have mine in a trellis kind of a pain to get them out so I’m just watering with water for now not over feeding and keeping an eye on the PH
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