Don't know if this is quite a problem but..

Poe Kerbuddons · Nov 19, 2013

One of my babie's flowers' sugar leaves did a crazy looking upturn right after I watered and I'm hoping it's not an early indicative of a problem, especially as this is my prize girl. Anybody seen anything like this; if so, what is it and is it bad and if so what can I do to fix it?

Details are organic grow ~ homemade soil, aerated distilled water, no teas for a couple weeks.

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If there's no problem then hey ok, cool. It's just very odd. Figured I'd ask people with more expertise than me.

Thanks in advance, ya'll! And I'll of course answer whatever questions to help you help me figure this thing out

Poe Kerbuddons · Nov 19, 2013

And I have NO idea how the other pictures got attached or how to take them down or what so,, enjoy the pics of my other babies, everybody. They're not as far along as my queen, but they're doing nicely. And some of them are already growing trichomes, and the queen's barely sprouting them. It's a bit odd, but still fasinating.

Anyways.

Poe Kerbuddons · Nov 21, 2013

Hey thanks everyone for responding! She's alright now, mainly due to the advice I got here. I'll let ya'll know how she tastes

JohnDee · Nov 22, 2013

Poe,
It's really hard to tell from the pix due to led coloration. I was going to suggest heat stress...or perhaps praying for magnesium. But they're OK now?
JD

spliffbuddy · Nov 22, 2013

Thought they normally did this after a feed/water, it's like they are saying thanks, LOL

banks dank · Nov 23, 2013

I call it a plant hard on...its like the plant is getting a boner its loving it the conditions its in...

its a good thing man Im surprised to hear thats the first time you have seen that though...

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