Sandman3749
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I was nt able to get any responses yesterday on this topic but I was wonderng what this means its been like this for a few days, been watering normally,
top leaves bent over sharply
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Sandman3749
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smokeybandit22
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usually the bent over claw look is the result of excessive fert levels. could also be heat stress/low humidity but I would go with the former. Is classic, although seems lately a lot of stupid new posters think either you cant diagnose a plant problem from photos or will say anything to get their post count up as if it matters.
Sandman3749
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thanks for the help, how would I control the fert levels, any easy fixes?? thanks man
aerogrowerman
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i was just about to post this same thing, my leaves are folding also, im 1 week in flowering and use forfarm but my leaves are 100% green
smokeybandit22
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the best thing is to either stop nutes for a week or more and see if they grow out of it an than use 1/2 nutes or flush with 2-3times amount of your container and feed with 1/2 strength nutes. either way just cut back
Sandman3749
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ya I have been using FF bB, TB, and Purple Maxx at half the rec dosage, Ill cut back to every other time.
mygirls
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ya looks like heat to me also. leaves realy don't look nut burned theirs no burn spots. they look nice and green to me
smokeybandit22
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plants dont have to be burned to be over fert. classic signs of over fert are severe twisting of new growth and the finger bent down claw look.
smokeybandit22
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should never be nuting back to back. if you have adequate container with drainage should be water, water, nute, water, water, nute or most water, nute, water, water, nute
Sandman3749
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yea I dont know, none of the other plants look nute burned and they have been on the same feeding schedule,
smokeybandit22
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well at least we can agree to disagree. but you will find if you polled growers with over a year experience that NONE of them 'nut' back to back.
