my 1st grow! There curling down???
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desertrat
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first thing, plants as big as yours should already be in soil in pot, assuming you don't want to go hydro. curling leaves are often caused by overwatering, and given your schedule you are definitely using too much too often. you should water thouroughly, then wait until the soil (if thats the way you go) is dry down a couple of inches. then repeat. you'll end up watering every three or so days .watering twice a day will kill your plants
carcass91
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Dude, the humidity is good...
Humidity insude my cab is never more than 40% at an average of 35%
...i know thats low, but i just cant help it, no matter what i do...the humidity stays stagnant at 40% but my leaves still dont curl... im just on day 11 of growth 
Whats the temperature like? I dunno shit abt nutes so cant comment
Humidity insude my cab is never more than 40% at an average of 35%
...i know thats low, but i just cant help it, no matter what i do...the humidity stays stagnant at 40% but my leaves still dont curl... im just on day 11 of growth Whats the temperature like? I dunno shit abt nutes so cant comment
desertrat
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some people do use rockwool for the whole grow, but personally i prefer soil as it is very forgiving of small mistakes. even without soil, if you're keeping those clones in the original containers then you need to transplant for more space. EDIT - One gallon of pot size for every foot you want the plant to grow to.
i know you can transplant from rockwool to soil but since i haven't done it i can't give you good advice.
What you have there is "The Claw". I forgot the technical term.
These are a few issues that causes "the claw"
ph issues
rootbound
suffocating the leaves (usually with a foliar spray or heat)
Nitrogen and/or general overnute.
If you are going hydro, then there is not enough o2. If in soil then its overwatering. I just recently had the claw on my girls, it was due to the air stones clogging. Check your PH and Rockwool is a big water retainer, so don't water often. I would hurry and put them in a proper home.
These are a few issues that causes "the claw"
ph issues
rootbound
suffocating the leaves (usually with a foliar spray or heat)
Nitrogen and/or general overnute.
If you are going hydro, then there is not enough o2. If in soil then its overwatering. I just recently had the claw on my girls, it was due to the air stones clogging. Check your PH and Rockwool is a big water retainer, so don't water often. I would hurry and put them in a proper home.
