Odd Curling (Exsperianced Grower)

overclockmyshyt

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• Apr 16, 2008

• #1

Curling downword leaves? Never seen this one before not to worried about it, je wondering if anyone has any thoughts. I have tried flushing plants, have tried using more than usual nutes and less, with no affects. These leaves only occur at the middle of the plant, as the upper and lower are not affected are are healthy. Have tried giving more light and less light to the leaves with yet again no affect. Been flowering for about 5 weeks, and veg for about 4 weeks before hand. Pics below.

 

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iBLaZe4tozErO

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• Apr 16, 2008

• #2

how ph or humidity
thoose could be it. It looks like plant is having problems with getting rid of water.is the medium too wet I'd dry.

 

apasunee

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• Apr 16, 2008

• #3

yeah,,, how often do you water,, looks to me like it could be overwatering,, ...................................................

 

overclockmyshyt

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• Apr 16, 2008

• #4

Unable to check check PH, i water about a lil more than a quarter gallon every 3-4 days, medium is usualy at a dry "looking state" but i stick my finger down into the soil to check for compleate driness or when the plant starts to look depressed is when i water. I have a humidfier going with the 12/12, and room temp stay around 80-90, as theres nothing i can do to lower temps at the moment. But it dosent looks heat stressed.

 

iBLaZe4tozErO

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• Apr 16, 2008

• #5

Maybe to humid

 

It's 5 o'clock somewhere

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• Apr 16, 2008

• #6

Mine did that when the soil was to rich. I've also seen it when the plant gets to hot. I overheated mine and they did that, they continue to look like that but the plant is healthy........

 

It's 5 o'clock somewhere

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• Apr 16, 2008

• #7

The leaves of this plant did that when it got to hot and even after I fixed the heat issue the leaves never straightened out...

 

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overclockmyshyt

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• Apr 16, 2008

• #8

i see, welp, that would be more than likly the issue here then, i guess im just gonna do with some ugly leaves untill i can figure out how to work out this heat issue. Thx for the input guys.

 

aintgottabhwd

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• Apr 16, 2008

• #9

Ive had that before it was due to low humidity and heat. Once it happens the leaves dont un curl. 80-90 seems a bit hot. I grow in a cabinet and its like 80 degrees at the light and my root temp is 60 degrees

 

VictorVIcious

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• Apr 16, 2008

• #10

I think it looks normal for a satavia. At least it looks like the ones I had in my first grow. They seem to shed different than the indica dominant strains. That is a guess based on my limited experience. VV

 

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