Possible Heat Stress? Glue Gelato Auto

Cillit_Bang

Cillit_Bang

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Unsure what to do. Pics below. Grown in Plant Magic soil, had very light amount of nutrients, PH of water was initially 7.5 when I started the grow but I’ve now given it water 3 days ago which was 6.5 . New leaf growth hasn’t seem to be affected. Plants are still green in colour, no abnormal discolouration or anything. 600W HPS

temps were 29-30C initially, last week I dropped the temps down to 27-28C. This was because I noticed the leaves looked a bit crisp, and so thought I’d just drop temps slightly to avoid it getting worse, but unfortunately it’s not got any better.

none of my other 5 plants have been affected at all in this way - this is the only Glue Gelato Plant, the rest are all Girl Scout Cookies and ALL look very healthy in comparison.

any input from people?
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Cannablitzz said:
Yup. What your RH? Even the soil looks dry af
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humidity inside the tent has ranged between 45 lowest to 55 highest. Currently it’s 51%

edit - I did test the soil about 25 mins ago and it is dry, does need a water but the soil I’m using is renown for holding moisture well. I’m contemplating a water tonight.
 
Looks like heat stress couple with needing a drink which is exacerbating the heat stress.

The soil is really breathable too so keep it on the moist side rather than bone dry ;)
 
Nutty sKunK said:
Looks like heat stress couple with needing a drink which is exacerbating the heat stress.

The soil is really breathable too so keep it on the moist side rather than bone dry ;)
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I’ve been watering it every 3 days ish. Over watering concerns me massively so I’ve been leaving it ages aha
Oops.
 
Nutty sKunK said:
Looks like heat stress couple with needing a drink which is exacerbating the heat stress.

The soil is really breathable too so keep it on the moist side rather than bone dry ;)
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don’t forget that the section between the leaf and the soil is like a little biodome of humidity
- keeping this moist helps the plant retain its water while it breathe without losing as much through its perspiration.
 
Cannablitzz said:
don’t forget that the section between the leaf and the soil is like a little biodome of humidity
- keeping this moist helps the plant retain its water while it breathe without losing as much through its perspiration.
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so just out of interest even now I’ve lowered my heat and given it a water, those leaves will never recover right ? Should I just snip Them off?
 
Cillit_Bang said:
so just out of interest even now I’ve lowered my heat and given it a water, those leaves will never recover right ? Should I just snip Them off?
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Don’t cut them they may look ascetically displeasing but they are still a power house for all needs of the plant. Now if it was necrotizing id snip those bitches
 
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