My girls look sick

jawbrodt

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I can only speak, based on what happened to me, with one particular strain I was growing, a few grows back... Crystal. If I had my fan placed so that it was constantly blowing on the plants, they would curl like that, perhaps not able to respire fast enough, in the 40% humidity, and 83* temps. My other strains weren't effected, just the Crystal. Also, keep on mind that I was going heavy on the nitrogen, at the time, which may, or may not, have contributed. I wish I could say for sure, but after adjusting things, and easing off the N, they did great.
 
That makes sense because my fan is constantly blowing and very close although it is oscillating it may be too powerfull even on low setting. What do u recommend? turning the fan off every other day or a few hours a day?

Strain is barneys farm lsd.

Thanks for the reply
 

jawbrodt

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^Mine was an oscillating fan too, and in my case, I was able to turn it so that when it stopped, it wasn't pointing directly at the plants. I also installed a speed controller in the power cord, and turned it down a little. Maybe you can elevate your fan so that the air is just blowing across the very top of the plants, aimed more towards the lights?
 

jawbrodt

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^Well, the improvement takes a little while, because it'll be the new growth that'll indicate recovery. The damage that's already done, will stay that way, or change very little. I hope it works out for ya.
 
Thanks Jaw, I actualy have a grow thread on these that I will keep updated. I'm also tranplanting them into bubble buckets because the current setup is kinda high maint. when it comes to cleaning.
 
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