So I have an outdoor plant it's in the ground. All of the plants new growth is curling up all the way like a damn burrito. Nobody has been able to give any good advice It has been like this for almost a week it's still growing fine just all the new growth are curled up bad. The last week has been high 90 I have been spraying it with a spray bottle to try and cool it off in case of heat stress and have been watering a little more often but no help. I gave it a shot of Epsom salt no help some one just tell me why the hell my plant is doing this pic will be up soon they are shitty pics but you can clearly see the leaf and the problem
This is getting ridiculous. Nobody can help!!!!!!
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angryblackman
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Got any pics that you can post?
scroglodyte
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happened right after the epsom salts?
chickenpoop
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sounds like time release nute damage to me
purpz
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what time of the day are you spraying them? Looks like they got burnt to shit from the water you've been spraying them with. I'd remove any leaves that are more than 50% damaged and try shading it when temps get extreme.
When did you notice this to start happening? was it after spraying once or after a feed?
When did you notice this to start happening? was it after spraying once or after a feed?
hitthisshit
Active Member
dont feel alone. i got some that did this as well. everything going great, i mean great. then all of a sudden one day my tops did this. i tried and tried to no avail. eventually the top just went to far, so i cut the top of the plant off. like super topped it. 3 weeks later now they are bigger and healthier than before. growing wider and taller at a more rapid pace. honestly if this happens in the future i would do the same thing. just right away and not piss with it so you dont have to lose that valuable veg time dinkin round with it.
mwooten102
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eh, 3/5 of my chubba kush plants did this when they were smaller and I dont have any time release nutes in the holes in fact every single plant of my 18 in the ground are in the exact same soil .. and it doesnt have time release nutes. I wouldent worry about it man it'll grow out of it.
angryblackman
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I had the same thing happen on my Burmese Kush that turned out to be a male. I never knew what it was but it kept growing so I left it alone. I have since culled that plant.
Timewalk
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I've seen this happen in our greenhouse if temperatures get to
High like over 120I think it's the plant protecting it self
From the heat cause I have tomatoes and some pumpkins in back around noon
They look dead cause heat leaves all drooping and bent out
Of shape but when evening comes and it's cooler looks like
A new plant I'm sure it has something to do with heat
High like over 120I think it's the plant protecting it self
From the heat cause I have tomatoes and some pumpkins in back around noon
They look dead cause heat leaves all drooping and bent out
Of shape but when evening comes and it's cooler looks like
A new plant I'm sure it has something to do with heat
jessy koons
New Member
My experience with leaves like that turned out to be a water uptake problem. The roots couldn't support the leaves because I had a soil fungal disease that was killing off the roots. If your roots are compromised by disease or rodents or insects this could be your problem. High heat will make the problem much worse very quickly. Good luck
dvs1038
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That might have been the problem if u were misting ur plant between 1-4pm that is usually the hottest time of the day. If u wanna lower the heat on ur plants couple things u can do besides spray it down, cover the ground with a few inches of mulch that will help keep the top few inches of soil cool when it gets really hot, and another thing u can do is get some of those screens that only let thru certain amounts like one blocks 50% of light and u position it so it will block the sun on ur plant during the hottest parts of the day.