Whats going on here...

Showed up within 24 hours..
The orange is kinda like shiny and on 2 out of my 10 plants..


Then the leaves are kinds curling in on this other gal..

They are outdoors, maui, veg at night inside.
There has been alot of wind lately...
Fed them nutritions last week.. it was organic roots Buddha grow..

Also I water with RO water


Thoughts?
 

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outsiders

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Showed up within 24 hours..
The orange is kinda like shiny and on 2 out of my 10 plants..


Then the leaves are kinds curling in on this other gal..

They are outdoors, maui, veg at night inside.
There has been alot of wind lately...
Fed them nutritions last week.. it was organic roots Buddha grow..

Also I water with RO water


Thoughts?
im guessing this is your 1st time growing and or posting on this forum

with little to no real information provided most people will say that a cal mag problem based on you saying you use ro water ( ro water should always have some cal mag added to it )

it be best for you to tell people what medium you use and if you are checking ph plus the amount of nutrients you add to your water and how often
you feed/water. temps humidity probably good to know but not so impotent if its growing outdoors . knowing that is more of a indoor thing

are they clones or from seed.

to me shiny dark green leaves means nitrogen toxicity not saying thats what is the problem

if you get your ph and feeding in check they will grow just fine as they do not look that bad especially if they are clones because leaves on clones often go funny for the 1st few weeks while roots grow

just wondering. if they are outdoors why are you taking them inside at night and putting them under a light to veg ???
i see no reason to be doing that or are you saying they came from a outdoor plant and you are growing indoors. if thats the cause i say cool go right ahead but watch out for bugs that might be on them. it sucks having your indoor room infested with gnats and other pests

i feel like most of the well know growers on here wont reply because of the lack of information or they just have lives

my outtake: ph your water to 6.4 ish never lower then 6 never higher then 6.8 and add about 0.9 ec of total nutrients to your water depending on what medium you use. water once a day also depending on pot size plus medium

if you dont understand ec and you use ppm tds i use this to help my self out but it might not me 100% correct
https://www.bluelab.com/knowledge-base-files/Conductivity-Conversion-Chart
 

BostonBuds

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are they getting enough water, when you water are you using enough to allow for run off? I would try giving them a good watering with plenty of run off.
 
are they getting enough water, when you water are you using enough to allow for run off? I would try giving them a good watering with plenty of run off.
So I have a bigger lady where I let the run run off.. i honestly thought I was waTering enough. Maybe not... so they would be like burns? From sun?
 
im guessing this is your 1st time growing and or posting on this forum

with little to no real information provided most people will say that a cal mag problem based on you saying you use ro water ( ro water should always have some cal mag added to it )

it be best for you to tell people what medium you use and if you are checking ph plus the amount of nutrients you add to your water and how often
you feed/water. temps humidity probably good to know but not so impotent if its growing outdoors . knowing that is more of a indoor thing

are they clones or from seed.

to me shiny dark green leaves means nitrogen toxicity not saying thats what is the problem

if you get your ph and feeding in check they will grow just fine as they do not look that bad especially if they are clones because leaves on clones often go funny for the 1st few weeks while roots grow

just wondering. if they are outdoors why are you taking them inside at night and putting them under a light to veg ???
i see no reason to be doing that or are you saying they came from a outdoor plant and you are growing indoors. if thats the cause i say cool go right ahead but watch out for bugs that might be on them. it sucks having your indoor room infested with gnats and other pests

i feel like most of the well know growers on here wont reply because of the lack of information or they just have lives

my outtake: ph your water to 6.4 ish never lower then 6 never higher then 6.8 and add about 0.9 ec of total nutrients to your water depending on what medium you use. water once a day also depending on pot size plus medium

if you dont understand ec and you use ppm tds i use this to help my self out but it might not me 100% correct
https://www.bluelab.com/knowledge-base-files/Conductivity-Conversion-Chart
The PH is 7. But it is RO water so it's prob a mineral thats not in my roots organic feed. And the soil is ocean fox farm also if we leave them outside they will flower instantly. Hawaii does that lol you gotta veg them inside at night.
 
We have chlorine in our tap water im honestly considering just using it but still a little worried but I believe i can set it out for a day to make it less potant ... oh also these are seeds
 

outsiders

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We have chlorine in our tap water im honestly considering just using it but still a little worried but I believe i can set it out for a day to make it less potant ... oh also these are seeds
any decent water plant will use chlorine or chloramines to steriliser the drinking water its really not that big of a deal. if you tap is hard water that a different story eg if the ppm is more then 200 parts is junk i its lower normally you are good to go. the amounts of chlorine or chloramines added to the water will have little to no negative effects on the plant. been there done that dont care not a problem ez
 
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