Leaves folding up dramatically.. humidity?

FatBoyVik

FatBoyVik

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Hey,

I have noticed that the latest leaves are folding up with my plants and I am not sure why this would be. I am assuming it would be a humidity issue.

At the moment I have it set to 50% but its 64%RH due to the run off I think. Temps are fluctuating due to the nature of my heater unfortunately but are between 22c and 26c.

I did foliar feed epsom salts earlier in the day so I am not sure this is contributing to the issue?

I have seen this many years ago with young clones but I can't remember If that was too much humidity or too little.

Is this common or something to be concerned about?

Any input appreciated!
 

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FatBoyVik

FatBoyVik

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OK great, that's usually between 22c and 26c but I'm starting to thing the measurement is off so I will get another and have a look at the temps!

Thanks for the input buddy
 
Hollatchaboy

Hollatchaboy

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If you're using led, you could use to up your temps a bit. Humidity is in a good range, but I'd make sure you're getting accurate measurements.
 
FatBoyVik

FatBoyVik

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I don't think this is a heat issue as its happening again and the temps were 22c with the heater off last light cycle.

Could it be over watering or humidity?
 
curious2garden

curious2garden

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FatBoyVik said:
Hey,

I have noticed that the latest leaves are folding up with my plants and I am not sure why this would be. I am assuming it would be a humidity issue.

At the moment I have it set to 50% but its 64%RH due to the run off I think. Temps are fluctuating due to the nature of my heater unfortunately but are between 22c and 26c.

I did foliar feed epsom salts earlier in the day so I am not sure this is contributing to the issue?

I have seen this many years ago with young clones but I can't remember If that was too much humidity or too little.

Is this common or something to be concerned about?

Any input appreciated!
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Get a loupe and look closely for any insects. I see what looks like bits of insect frass (little black dots on the leaves) when I zoom in. Anyway I've had mine occasionally do that under my LEDs. They just seemed happy.
 
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Delps8

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How about calibrating your hygrometer and then use that to set the humidifier?

Many RH sensors (Pulse, AC Infinity, Govee, AcuRite, Inkbird, etc.) are spec'd to 3%± so, without calibration, it's a real WAG as to which one is "right".

Even after they're cal'd, the update frequency of the devices may be different so if your environment is not stable, you can be gettng accurate values but they might look wrong because of the update interval. I hit that with my 2' x 4' tent - the numbers were all good but the AC Infinity reports every second vs, say, an AcuRite which updates every minute (IIRC).
 
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