leaves look funky?

Gquebed

Gquebed

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I can tell by the wrinkling of the leaves that you might suffering vpd....google it....

In a word it seems like you might need to get your humidity up and/or the air flow around your plant is too harsh....

Been there done that...
 
BakingcoOkiez

BakingcoOkiez

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Gquebed said:
I can tell by the wrinkling of the leaves that you might suffering vpd....google it....

In a word it seems like you might need to get your humidity up and/or the air flow around your plant is too harsh....

Been there done that...
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Vpd.. interesting... could possibly be. I've looked up some photos of vpd but vpd seems to be followed by yellowing of the leaves also which mine are not.
 
Gquebed

Gquebed

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BakingcoOkiez said:
Vpd.. interesting... could possibly be. I've looked up some photos of vpd but vpd seems to be followed by yellowing of the leaves also which mine are not.
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The yellowing in a seperate issue from vpd

The humidity at 30% isnt that bad....so... how harsh is the air movement around the plants?
 
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qwizoking

qwizoking

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well he edited so my post looks a little out of place.


and no, i prefer to veg and flower under hps


research, learn to read your plants.
i gave you a hint with metal
 
BakingcoOkiez

BakingcoOkiez

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hotrodharley said:
Is the pH rising? Indicating they are using the nutes? How old are they and have you grown this strain before in DWC? It just looks very leafy like excess N.
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Running GSC. Never ran this in DWC. Ph is rising. These guys are about 2 weeks in veg. To me they look really healthy. It's just the leaves look a little odd and chunky.
 
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Connoisseurus Rex

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BakingcoOkiez said:
Should I drop ph down to 5.5 and let it work up? I've heard certain micros work at certain ph only.
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I wouldn't go below 5.8 honestly. If they aren't absorbing by then, something else is wrong.

You have to lower it slowly though or you'll shock the shit out of them. Over a 2 day period is optimum. This way you can see if they are improving or not without risking you're whole plant.

If they get worse, you can raise the ph back up. If they get better, run at 5.8-6.0. Some plants can be a real pain in the ass with ph. That's why I chose to grow organically.
 
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