generation420
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Lower leaf at least 3 feet from a 600w in a room at 72 degrees. Few more leaves like that but not all. Other plant same distance totally fine. Using FFOF no signs of nutrient burn at all.
(top of plant for reference)
Leaf curling but no heat issues?
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Lower leaf at least 3 feet from a 600w in a room at 72 degrees. Few more leaves like that but not all. Other plant same distance totally fine. Using FFOF no signs of nutrient burn at all.(top of plant for reference)
generation420
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Bump it’s getting worse
drock
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I'm by far no expert but I wouldn't get super worried. What's your humidity like? How often do you water? Plant Doctor – Diagnose Your Plants
generation420
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Humidity prob 50%. The curling strain is gg#4, the healthy strain is Honeymoon and it is completely healthy same soil same light distance everything. Thinking it could be root/ph related don’t know what else. I water every 5 days soil always moist
generation420
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rob333
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what am i looking at here ??
rob333
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still cant see the issue what leaf curl are you tripping ?
generation420
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I’m talking about how the one on the left has the curling vs the one on right totally healthy and flat
SPLFreak808
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Check for mites, fwiw you can still get heat stress in the lower/mid 70's with HID, depends on humidity and how you measure ambient temps.
generation420
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okay no mites will try to increase humidity
The one on the left looks under watered. How are you checking the soil dampness? Did you put any perlite in the soil? The one on the right may be dealing with water every 5th day but the one on the left may not. I use moisture meter and have one plant out of 6 currently that uses half the water of the rest.
generation420
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Funny enough just watered last night and it’s stayed the same. Put about 2 cups of perlite into the FFOF should’ve been plenty. can’t think of anything besides ph and compaction issues
generation420
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That’s not a bad theory I did put the curling one in a 5 gal pot when it was only 14 inch tall so half a gallon of water might not have covered the entire root system