Scrunching leaves, what causes it

Crazy_Ace420

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• Nov 10, 2020

• #1

Its in week 6 of flower. Was not expecting a whole lot, just an experiment.
Experiment testing a shitty shitty blue/red light that cost 60 bucks lol. Well it veg just fine but now the leaves scrunch inward and together.
Anyone come across this/ familiar with this prob

 

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Red Eyed

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• Nov 11, 2020

• #2

Genetics....stick together from trichomes. Is this a clone?

 

GeneBanker

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• Nov 11, 2020

• #3

Where they cloned from a flowering plant?

 

Red Eyed

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• Nov 11, 2020

• #4

GeneBanker said:

Where they cloned from a flowering plant?

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That's what I was thinking too. I have seen clones do this more then often.

 

Red Eyed

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• Nov 11, 2020

• #5

Side note....I would back off on the nitrogen as well. Those leaves are really dark and the tips are burnt too.

 

GeneBanker

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• Nov 11, 2020

• #6

I’ve only ever seen leaves look like that when I’ve been forced to clone a flowering plant. The time to get it back to a “veg” state can be ridiculously long.

 

Crazy_Ace420

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• Nov 11, 2020

• #7

Good idea , been seeing some burnt tips , im def gonna cut back nitrogen on my other babies

 

HydroKid239

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• Nov 11, 2020

• #8

Can we see a whole plant pic? How come it looks like you went 12/12, or took a clone from a flowering plant?

 

Crazy_Ace420

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• Nov 11, 2020

• #9

Realized that the plant was unhappy because of a dead evil twin in the dirt

 

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HydroKid239

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• Nov 11, 2020

• #10

Crazy_Ace420 said:

Realized that the plant was unhappy because of a dead evil twin in the dirt

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I see a little more than that there... I see a scrawny stalk with flowers up top. Something went wrong here, and if it's an indoor plant.. idk man. Looks to me like a 12/12 from seed gone bad or an immature grow stage.

 

Crazy_Ace420

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• Nov 11, 2020

• #11

Yeah these plants went to the ringer, just cuttin my losses now. They slept in the dark for 24hr now ima cure for a week or 2

 

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HydroKid239

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• Nov 11, 2020

• #12

Crazy_Ace420 said:

Yeah these plants went to the ringer, just cuttin my losses now. They slept in the dark for 24hr now ima cure for a week or 2

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Just have a couple of papers or a bowl ready. Don't think you will get more than a gram or 3.

 

Crazy_Ace420

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• Nov 11, 2020

• #13

Haha you aint lying, but its more like a q. Smells like heaven . ill pass u the j brotha

 

Crazy_Ace420

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• Nov 11, 2020

• #14

Mmm

 

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GeneBanker

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• Nov 11, 2020

• #15

I never cut my losses. A plant going awry is a good chance to learn. It’s a little time and water you’re out. But it’s a great chance to try things out worry free. I’ve torture tested many plants just for the sake of doing it. The only problem I won’t self inflict is infestation. That’s a hard pass and instant cull.