canoeing leaves

[Friend]

i agree with everybody who said too much N

 

[Talonted]

over watered> you must let your pots dry out (not completely) before feeding or watering again. I have 2 month veg in 10gal pots and i do 2 gal of food or water 2-3 times a week. so 20% of pot size is occupied by water, not swimming. 1 month through veg and 1 through flower i double as a rinse.

 

[superBOB]

Hi boys, been just watering since when needed, and the pot has also been completely dry.. (4 days...) and nothing really changed, they are still the same..

 

[SeaMaiden]

Then that would indicate more of an N+ than overwatering.

 

[superBOB]

Just snapped this ones:

should i worry? or just keep watering it.. with ph'ed water orcz :>

 

[superBOB]

Or i just got this idea.... could it be light? should i remove the reflector?

 

[TGT]

The curled leaves will not recover and will look the same, you need to look at new growth. That said, if budding already I would guess they would finish fine as I had a strain that did this for no reason that I could tell. Keep feeding water and watch the bottom leaves don't start to yellow too much, if so give her some nutes.

I believe this could also be from low humidity and not enough air circulation. I would check those also. Just my 2 cents - hope everything goes well.

TGT

 

[guest845704]

It is overwatering/+N or both. Stop watering them for a while, week or so. If you have soluble nutriets like manures or sth it will release nutrients and flush make it worse. It also may be the effect of sinking roots in water, poor drainage, IMO.

 

[superBOB]

The weird thing is, i have two plants which does exactly the same, they are exactly the same tall... and the other shorter ones has not been affected.. I tried to regulate the light abit higher.

update will follow

 

[superBOB]

The weird thing is, i have two plants which does exactly the same, they are exactly the same tall... and the other shorter ones has not been affected.. I tried to regulate the light abit higher.

update will follow

 

[grow_right]

if from over watering the roots are damaged, they won't recover in a few days. it takes a couple of weeks.

to much nitrogen causes leaf tips to burn. over use of nitrogen does not cause leaves to go limp.

 

[superBOB]

It is overwatering/+N or both. Stop watering them for a while, week or so. If you have soluble nutriets like manures or sth it will release nutrients and flush make it worse. It also may be the effect of sinking roots in water, poor drainage, IMO.

it cannot be poor drainage, the soil contains 25% perlite 25% leca stones. 50% potting

 

[stihgnobevoli]

doesn't mean anything if the holes in the pot don't allow enough water to drain out the bottom.

 

[superBOB]

doesn't mean anything if the holes in the pot don't allow enough water to drain out the bottom.

Doesnt make sense, as the other plants has the same soil mix and are plantet in the same containers. and 7 out of 9 plants are great.
and the plant is about 70 days old, så poor drainage would have shown earlier

 

[guest845704]

doesn't mean anything if the holes in the pot don't allow enough water to drain out the bottom.

right, water should freely move out? You may compress soil too much? Or dont mix soil right? hot spots?

 

[SeaMaiden]

The weird thing is, i have two plants which does exactly the same, they are exactly the same tall... and the other shorter ones has not been affected.. I tried to regulate the light abit higher.

update will follow

Same variety? There can be VAST differences in nutritional and other growing requirements between the varieties. Vast.

 

[superBOB]

Same variety? There can be VAST differences in nutritional and other growing requirements between the varieties. Vast.

Yes, exactly the same plant. both LSD from barneys farm, another dude in the danish section said that the plant could have a bit of haze, and thats just the way it behave and it should be normal.. who knows...

 

[dragging hooks]

It's the LSD strain itself
I have been growing it for a couple years now
and the fan leafs do some incredibly funky things
has no effect on the buds
I grow in dirt but two of my friends grow lsd in hydro
and they have the same fan leaf issues

here's one that had funky fan leafs and it finished just fine

it is a bit unnerving the first time it happens

 

[superBOB]

Wow, great news. Very pleased to hear that.
The buds very healthy and they are quite big.

How long time did you have yours under 12/12?

 

[Wolverine97]

Let them dry out more between waterings, and I'd almost completely cut N from their diet (maybe keep like 1-2% N in your feed) at this point. That's what it is, 100% guaranteed.