leaves are curling.

Cobnobuler

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Possibly overwatering 'em. How often do you water them and what about nutrients ? Are you using any? What type and how often..? Because the leaves look otherwise healthy, no burn spots or yellowing, I'm guessing just by looking at the pics that it is overwatering. Nothing that can't be fixed. Learn to judge by lifting your pots, dont feed them until they feel light to you.

....Anybody else, free to chime in, I sure aint the last word !!
 

krof1er

Member
Well I got to fans circulating and temps are around 75 ° I water every 3 days bt lately been water almost every 4 kuz soil still looks damp after the third day...I had transplanted like a month ago
 
What kind of medium are you growing in? What kind of nutes are you using and how strong are you mixing them I assume you have a meter? Have you measured the ph of the run off?

Your temps are ok.
 

krof1er

Member
Im using foxfarm organic soil and my nutes a
Is cutting edge solutions..I give the micro 5ml and the bloom 15ml like it says in the bottle should I cut back?
 

Cobnobuler

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Im using foxfarm organic soil and my nutes a
Is cutting edge solutions..I give the micro 5ml and the bloom 15ml like it says in the bottle should I cut back?
Oh hell ya IMO, FF is a fairly hot soil to begin with. Nutes cut down to 50% strength and dont use 'em all the time.
 

bigsteve

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Probably under-watering. When it gets hot I give my ladies an afternoon watering of half the usual daily dose.
Or try a spray bottle and spray those leaf ends. You may see instant relief.

Good luck, BigSteve.
 
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