Whats wrong with them?

NoviceKing

Active Member

• Jan 15, 2020

• #1

couple leaves twisted.. also some of the fan leaves bend and sort of droop. Reasons why this maybe please. I have obviously thought over the most common reasons and cant to find a solution.

 

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Gond00s

Well-Known Member

• Jan 15, 2020

• #2

overwatering to much n or wind burn

 

Hust17

Well-Known Member

• Jan 15, 2020

• #3

It’s not wind.

 

Gond00s

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• Jan 15, 2020

• #4

Hust17 said:

It’s not wind.

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just putting it out their because he didn't give exact details of his grow

 

Hust17

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• Jan 15, 2020

• #5

Gond00s said:

just putting it out their because he didn't give exact details of his grow

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Ya, that’s fair

I have wind burn frequently and that aint it.

 

Gond00s

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• Jan 15, 2020

• #6

Hust17 said:

Ya, that’s fair

I have wind burn frequently and that aint it.

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sometimes I get that because some I sometimes I forget I throw my fans up higher while i work up their and then just the top of my plants get clawed and just get leathery

 

Hust17

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• Jan 15, 2020

• #7

Gond00s said:

sometimes I get that because some I sometimes I forget I throw my fans up higher while i work up their and then just the top of my plants get clawed and just get leathery

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Hmm ok that’s also fair. I haven’t gotten wind burn on top fans before, it almost always comes on some smaller leaves first. But I guess there is a chance that’s early wind burn on some large leaves.

edit: Naw I still don’t think so, all my wind burners curl down and have some kind of yellowing. I think he’s rich in something.

 

Gond00s

Well-Known Member

• Jan 15, 2020

• #8

but he better have a box fan pointing at the top of his canopy at max only time it will do anything if its on its lowest setting it cant be wind burn could be a pk issue or a mag idk

 

NoviceKing

Active Member

• Jan 16, 2020

• #9

Thanks for input guys, and its not wind burn as i have no fans pointing directly at the plants, i have 3 8inch fans 2 point over canopy in different directions and one pointed at the wall of tent which bounces off and catches the back of the girls, at most the plants have the slightest rustle. And watering/feeding just as the coco drys up. As i say i have over looked all the basica and cant seem to figure out what the problem might be... stumped

 

Axion42

Well-Known Member

• Jan 16, 2020

• #10

Hust17 said:

Ya, that’s fair

I have wind burn frequently and that aint it.

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Got a pic of this?

 

BluntMoniker

Well-Known Member

• Jan 16, 2020

• #11

Leaves have a bit of droop, but serations appear to be raised.

What is temp/humidity in the tent? May be heat stress or extreme humidity (too high/low)

 

NoviceKing

Active Member

• Jan 16, 2020

• #12

Temps are fine but i have had slight heat stress on some of the upper fan leaves! I have raised the lights, i bumped them up from 400w to 600w start of the week and they have been about 20” above the plant, but for some reason still notice slight further stress, so have raised an additional 4inch late last night! Also humidity is a little low hovering around the 50% mark! Gona put a tray in there tonight and fill it up with water to try get the levels up a few extra percent. Any more thoughts after this info? All feed back is very much appreciated!