Upsidedown Leaves

LocalStoner

Active Member

• Sep 10, 2007

• #1

Every once and a while a fan leave might decide to turn upside down so the underside of the leave is now facing the light. Anyone know why this happens?

 

TheConstantGardner

Well-Known Member

• Sep 10, 2007

• #2

You caught one of 'em sleeping!

<Assumption>Air from the fan blowing on it, got caught and turned during growth...maybe.</Assumption>

I just turn them right side up, prop them on an adjacent leaf, and the problem fixes itself.

 

yoman

Active Member

• Sep 10, 2007

• #3

yeah my leaves are doing alot of that.. not sure why. i just twist them back

 

GrowRebel

Well-Known Member

• Sep 10, 2007

• #4

Having a bit of a stretch perhaps? ...

 

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McGruppsMonsters

Well-Known Member

• Sep 10, 2007

• #5

Couple of different reasons it could be happening.

a.) a fan blowing on it

b.) streching towards the light... is it one on the corner of your garden? If you buy a $20 light meter you can tell how many lumens each plant is receiving.

would really worry about it, just put her back the way she belongs...

 

yoman

Active Member

• Sep 10, 2007

• #6

if it is because of a fan does than mean i should lower the amount of wind??

 

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McGruppsMonsters

Well-Known Member

• Sep 11, 2007

• #7

Would just move the fan a bit further away from the plants. I personally keep it close enough so that the plants shake a bit as it promotes healthy strong stems but some people keep em back further.