What make leafs twist week old today

ricky1lung

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Whoa, that's nasty! If you don't cut it while wearing a hazmat suit, soak it in bleach and bury it 50ft down it will give you herpes.

Herpes are forever.

If you're sure temps are ok, next questions would be what medium you're growing in and if you've tossed in any nutes.

Seriously though, herpes are bad, don't do that.
 

Budjim23

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It's just in some soil I got from the shop some time ago. No nuts in the soil temps don't go no lower than 25 or higher than 27. The lights are on 24 hours still will be going 18/6 in the next few days
 

Nyan Rapier

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I always wondered what causes this too. I see this in like 1/6th of seedlings I've grown. I don't think it's ever hurt the plants though.
 

ricky1lung

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It's just in some soil I got from the shop some time ago. No nuts in the soil temps don't go no lower than 25 or higher than 27. The lights are on 24 hours still will be going 18/6 in the next few days
Could just be wrinkled leaves, but without knowing the medium it's hard to say if it's too hot for seedlings or not.

The temps are definitely in range.
 

staygreener

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This happened to me last grow (first grow). It happened around the time my FFOF lost nutrients, so I'm going to propose it's nutrient or pH. If pH, my guess is that it's too low. As noted, I've only done one grow (seedling stage for second atm) and they were autos so... yeah.
 

Budjim23

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I always ph my water at 6.5
The new growth seems ok the seedling seems to be bigger and faster growth than my last grow.
 

tropicalcannabispatient

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It can be overwatering or ph is not in range., mines sometimes do this as well but after couple of weeks they stop, let the soil dry a little more, are u checking the ph or ppm of runoff? also i see u getting stretch, lower your lights a little. GL
 

GroErr

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imo it's just genetics, have seen it here & there. Just popped some F2's I'm working and all the one's from a specific mother had the twisted leaves. Otherwise they're growing well, healthy, no worries imo. You can see a couple of them in this pic below but there's about 6-7 from that batch with this trait. Same father, 2 different mothers that created the seeds. Don't mind the runt, I had put it under the platform to cull when the cup dried out (no light to speak of) as it wasn't going anywhere. When I went to clean up a few days later it had taken off, lucky 13 from a batch of 16 :)

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thumper60

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imo it's just genetics, have seen it here & there. Just popped some F2's I'm working and all the one's from a specific mother had the twisted leaves. Otherwise they're growing well, healthy, no worries imo. You can see a couple of them in this pic below but there's about 6-7 from that batch with this trait. Same father, 2 different mothers that created the seeds. Don't mind the runt, I had put it under the platform to cull when the cup dried out (no light to speak of) as it wasn't going anywhere. When I went to clean up a few days later it had taken off, lucky 13 from a batch of 16 :)

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ones on far right look little under fed (peace)
 

GroErr

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ones on far right look little under fed (peace)
Cheers, it's actually a light directly behind it that's causing the colours to show up much lighter than they are, any pics of clones or seedlings in front of that light always look almost translucent. I use those blurple LED's in this cabinet but the pics suck in that light so I turn it off for pics.
 
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