too dense bush, strange leafs
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urban1026835
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looks fine to me except maybe a little over watered or sprayed???? what kind of soil mix do you use?
Mad Hamish
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Leaves drooping like this are a sure sign of over watering. Your soil needs to dry mate. The advice above was solid. They should be standing out straight, or even a little UP (praying). If you don't take advice and let it dry out a little, you will be back soon asking advice on yellowing leaves, 'burned' edges, leaves falling off, etc.
crispypb840
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What he said. If you want more stretch you can increase the night cycle 17/7 - 16/8. or trim lower side branches off. Other than the droopy leaves it looks ok. maybe a little cool for her. whats your humidity/ temps?
temps 78-82, humidity 30-44%. I guess i will wait couple days to let the soil dry out little bit....
ooo thank you. waiting then flowering and hope she will stretch out. How do you think start flowering after 2 weeks would be okey?
longarms90
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Let her dry out. If you have to water every other day because the soil dries too fast, time to repot. You know you could always lst her and move the light up just a bit. But there is no suck thing as too dense or bushy. That's my goal every time.
JohnDee
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Also KRABIS...
That's an indica and that bushiness is how they grow. Want a lanky plant...grow a sativa.
And IMHO, it's best to go by actual soil wetness/dryness rather then watering on a schedule. Plant doesn't look that bad to me. And you will probably get a doubling in height during bloom...so not to worry.
JD
That's an indica and that bushiness is how they grow. Want a lanky plant...grow a sativa.
And IMHO, it's best to go by actual soil wetness/dryness rather then watering on a schedule. Plant doesn't look that bad to me. And you will probably get a doubling in height during bloom...so not to worry.
JD
