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Dogfoodkush

Dogfoodkush

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My plant is curling Im using ocean forest soil
My temps are 84 drops about 7 to 10 degrees at night my humidity is always between 40 to 50%
My ph is 6.7
I’m using a burplu and a full spectrum white led at 400 watts from the wall together only one plant is doing this
 

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Crazy_Ace420

Crazy_Ace420

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zem said:
I suspect the light intensity with the heat and probable deficiency in magnesium and/or iron. Are you feeding it already? How far is the light?
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Im thinking heat as well. Try to keep the room at 77* and 6.3 - 6 4 PH water. Sometimes a "cloudy" day during veg, had really great responses from my plants. 40% light intensity
 
zem

zem

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Well the light is far, the heat/humidity not optimal, ph a bit high. I think that you should start with a moderate feeding and try to increase humidity and lower the temps. You could try moisten the environment maybe hang a lot of wet sheets around or fumigate the walls. Do not overwater the soil thought.
 
Dogfoodkush

Dogfoodkush

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zem said:
Well the light is far, the heat/humidity not optimal, ph a bit high. I think that you should start with a moderate feeding and try to increase humidity and lower the temps. You could try moisten the environment maybe hang a lot of wet sheets around or fumigate the walls. Do not overwater the soil thought.
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I can probably get my humidity to 65 my humidifier is pretty good
 
zem

zem

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This is good. Include a well balanced fert next time about half strength. make sure to include mg and iron. She should bounce back. Good luck :)
 
Crazy_Ace420

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Dogfoodkush said:
I can probably get my humidity to 65 my humidifier is pretty good
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Definitely a must. Early in veg the plant is requiring higher humidity levels consistently. Just make sure you have good air flow. I kept my humidity at 70% first 2 weeks. Then 65% for a month of veg. 40-55% during flower. Less and less humidity as time gets nearer to the end
 
Dogfoodkush

Dogfoodkush

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Crazy_Ace420 said:
Definitely a must. Early in veg the plant is requiring higher humidity levels consistently. Just make sure you have good air flow. I kept my humidity at 70% first 2 weeks. Then 65% for a month of veg. 40-55% during flower. Less and less humidity as time gets nearer to the end
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Alright thanks for the help
 
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