Leaves dont seem to be unfolding properly

acarp

Member

• Oct 3, 2010

• #1

can some one point out the problem here? I'm going to switch to flower stage on wednesday and i wanted to know if this is a major issue or not. only one of them is doing this.

 

Brimi

Well-Known Member

• Oct 3, 2010

• #2

That is probably a weak phenotype you have if it's all plants from the same batch of seeds. Looks like she has a lot of fertilizer in her. If you have completely healthy plants from that same packet of seeds i wouldn't spend much time on a single weak pheno like that.

 

acarp

Member

• Oct 3, 2010

• #3

ya they're all from the same batch of seeds that I just picked out of some mids. and thats the only one that has that problem. how can you tell there's too much fert?

 

Brimi

Well-Known Member

• Oct 3, 2010

• #4

I just think she looks very dark green - but it's probably just that pheno that might not like as much as the others - might not even be the problem - i'm not a pro ;O))

 

Brimi

Well-Known Member

• Oct 3, 2010

• #5

See how the tips of the leaves just turn a bit brown and crispy - that's often a little too much fertilizer.

 

Mother's Finest

Well-Known Member

• Oct 3, 2010

• #6

There is a slight burn on some of the leaf tips but the gnarled leaf growth may be a separate problem. Check the Ph of your water and your soil and check the temps.

 

djruiner

Well-Known Member

• Oct 3, 2010

• #7

how close are your lights?they look healthy...i dont see any burn at all...least not enough to curl your leaves like that...what type of lights you using?stick your hand above your plants...if its starts getting hot...they are too close

 

acarp

Member

• Oct 3, 2010

• #8

my lights are about 1 foot above the tops. using 6-100w cfl's and 2-20w flourescent tubes. I just put my hand on the top of the plants like you said and it didnt seem to be hot at all. I think its just bad genetics, seeing how i picked the seeds out of some mids.