Seedlings twisted and curling

Hi there, second grow and just wondering what you guys think this is and if it's even a problem.
Plants are still growing so not stunted.

PhD water to 6 roughly.
Canna coco plus with clay pebbles top and bottom.
2 x 600w vipaspectre led's.
4ml rhizotonic per litre
1ml canna a + b per litre (just started feeding)
1ml shogun silica per ltr
Can see the temp and humidity in the pictures.

I know I should have the humidity higher but would a little low humidity cause this?

gazza89 said:

Hi there, second grow and just wondering what you guys think this is and if it's even a problem.
Plants are still growing so not stunted.

PhD water to 6 roughly.
Canna coco plus with clay pebbles top and bottom.
2 x 600w vipaspectre led's.
4ml rhizotonic per litre
1ml canna a + b per litre (just started feeding)
1ml shogun silica per ltr
Can see the temp and humidity in the pictures.

I know I should have the humidity higher but would a little low humidity cause this?

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Leaf edges usually do that from light temp and or humidity stress.
Most likely the light is a little to close.

Kushash said:

Leaf edges usually do that from light temp and or humidity stress.
Most likely the light is a little to close.

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the lights are about 100cm away from the plants so i didn't think it would be that, but i've now just flipped off the bloom switch on them so they are only giving off mostly blue light, i'll see if that helps i guess.

gazza89 said:

the lights are about 100cm away from the plants so i didn't think it would be that, but i've now just flipped off the bloom switch on them so they are only giving off mostly blue light, i'll see if that helps i guess.

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Watch the new growth when it comes in. If the edges don't lift on the new growth everything will be fine.
Seedlings that size do not need as much light when they 1st pop out and need to be introduced to the light slowly as they harden off. Once it spreads some roots and begins to veg it will be able to handle more light.
Good Luck!

Kushash said:

Watch the new growth when it comes in. If the edges don't lift on the new growth everything will be fine.
Seedlings that size do not need as much light when they 1st pop out and need to be introduced to the light slowly as they harden off. Once it spreads some roots and begins to veg it will be able to handle more light.
Good Luck!

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cheers man , yeah i'll see how they go <3 much love