MrGhettoGrower
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I've never seen a plant this perky? It must not matter cause it's bud's are the smaller than other plants less perky?
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Plant is Too Perky?
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I've never seen a plant this perky? It must not matter cause it's bud's are the smaller than other plants less perky?
MrGhettoGrower
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Day 70-75 Night 60-65 I think it's just the smallest plant ..
chemphlegm
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light source?
Hydrotech364
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She wants more light, what ya running?
Lucky Luke
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I got this in my tent on the colas furthest from the light, generally around the edge and corners. Bud size was not really effected, at least not by a huge amount.
MrGhettoGrower
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It's a 1000 watter in a 4x4 tent
Odin*
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Plants stretch for light (stem/shoot/trunk growth). Flat leaves (parallel) are optimal for receiving light. “Reaching” upward is receiving less light. She appears “cramped” in the middle. Claustrophobia. Gas exchange/transporation issue.
Second look says that all are stressed, heavily. Nitrogen toxicity, heat issues, etc.
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Sureshot2
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Have you checked the actual surface temp of the leaves with an IR temp probe? A lot of times plants will point leaves up if the surface temp is too high or if there is too much light.
This is pretty much spot on, though I disagree with gas exchange being the main issue. I'd say its more likely the leaves are folding up to reduce light exposure and transpiration due to temp/rh/light stress.
Definitely agree with all of the plants being stressed and not just the one in question. You can see the classic N toxicity clawing on the plants in the back right very easily.
This is pretty much spot on, though I disagree with gas exchange being the main issue. I'd say its more likely the leaves are folding up to reduce light exposure and transpiration due to temp/rh/light stress.
Definitely agree with all of the plants being stressed and not just the one in question. You can see the classic N toxicity clawing on the plants in the back right very easily.
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