twisting leaves? why?

ProjectLysol

Active Member

• Sep 3, 2008

• #1

Ok, here are some picks of an ak-47 plant, growing indoors. There are afew plants doing this. Does anyone know why? Is this something to worry about? If so what should be done?

 

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jed.slv

Member

• Jun 10, 2009

• #2

ProjectLysol said:

Ok, here are some picks of an ak-47 plant, growing indoors. There are afew plants doing this. Does anyone know why? Is this something to worry about? If so what should be done?

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jed.slv

Member

• Jun 10, 2009

• #3

I've got the same fuckin shit going on heard it was from P.H. not being stable.

 

Bosofying

Active Member

• Jun 10, 2009

• #4

could be an early sign of magnesium deficiency but im not totally sure.What lighting are you using?

 

Mysticlown150

Well-Known Member

• Jun 10, 2009

• #5

In the background of the first pic you can see some of the tips of your leaves are yellow also.

 

ganjamisfit

Member

• Jun 10, 2009

• #6

I had a plant do this once when the ph was out and my nutrients were a little heavy.

 

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boo28

Member

• Mar 19, 2010

• #7

old post but fuck it.. the stem appears to be reddish in the second pic, and yeah there's some yellowing in your tips. id say magnesium deficiency indeed.

 

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supremegrowers

Member

• Nov 19, 2011

• #8

Hi, i have seen this before and it is mostly a sign of overwatering. drowning th roots causes lots of problems like PH fluctuation and cal mag lockout. check out this blog for more info http://www.supremegrowers.com/blog/3-causes-of-twisting-leaves-calcium-and-ph-overwatering