Leaves look like ram horns - help please

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StickyFingrs707

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• Jun 27, 2019

• #1

Hey all -
My partner got a clone from one of the conferences she went to and planted it in our backyard about a 5 weeks ago. Before that it spent 2 weeks in our window sill in a red cup looking happy and healthy. No fertilizer was ever used until last week. She used one spoonful of GreenGro Veg.

Aside from looking a bit dehydrated today, she looks just as dark green as ever. About 2 weeks ago I noticed the new growth starting to curl in all directions. Figured it was a little hungry from just being in fox farms for a month or so, but I’m seeing the problem persist.

Could anyone give me a clue as to what the underlying cause might be here?
TIA






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AgentPothead

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• Jun 27, 2019

• #2

I've seen, I think they are called, whorled leaves caused by genetics before, but also by revegging a plant. Did the hours of light maybe change recently? I noticed I put some plants out last month and a couple of them actually started to go into flower, then back into veg.

 

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StickyFingrs707

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• Jun 27, 2019

• #3

AgentPothead said:

I've seen, I think they are called, whorled leaves caused by genetics before, but also by revegging a plant. Did the hours of light maybe change recently? I noticed I put some plants out last month and a couple of them actually started to go into flower, then back into veg.

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Ah I see...I did move the plant out of full sun to a spot with a few hours of shade recently. I won’t worry about it too much. Will see how it plays out.
Thanks again for your help.

 

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St. Phatty

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• Jun 27, 2019

• #4

She looks very healthy.

I suggest sticking your hand in the soil at the hottest part of the day. Partially because your grow containers are black plastic.

If you don't like your soil being that hot, you have 2 options -
* water in the early afternoon
* paint your containers white or cover them with aluminum foil

I have a similar situation - re-veg plant or 2 in a 32 gallon black plastic garbage can.

 

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JockBudman

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• Jun 28, 2019

• #5

Looks very much like a reveg to me - I should know, I've done it loads, both intentionally and by accident. Might be worth keeping an eye on her for hermaphroditism, especially if the strain is bred for indoors

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Noonin NorCal

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• Jun 28, 2019

• #6

St. Phatty said:

She looks very healthy.

I suggest sticking your hand in the soil at the hottest part of the day. Partially because your grow containers are black plastic.

If you don't like your soil being that hot, you have 2 options -
* water in the early afternoon
* paint your containers white or cover them with aluminum foil

I have a similar situation - re-veg plant or 2 in a 32 gallon black plastic garbage can.

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And you could throw some straw on the top of your soil. It will keep it moist for longer and keep your top soil cooler!

 

Crooked8

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• Jun 28, 2019

• #7

Those leaves are 100% related to some type of reveg. That plant wanted to flower and came back out of it(most likely). The only time my clones used to do this is if i had to desperately take cuts off plants that were over a week into flower.

 

Noonin NorCal

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• Jun 28, 2019

• #8

Id also raise it off the ground. Throw some bricks or some 2x4's underneath the container... So it actually runs off when you water it

 

Elmer Bud

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• Jun 29, 2019

• #9

G `day SF 707

It needs putting out high up on a rocky hillside . lol .
Nah the clone/ mother plant has been in flower and is now revegging . In about a month it will be like normal again .

Thanks for sharin

EB .

 

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Wendull C.

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• Jun 29, 2019

• #10

100% reveg.

 

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cannabisjako

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• Jul 20, 2019

• #11

JockBudman said:

Looks very much like a reveg to me - I should know, I've done it loads, both intentionally and by accident. Might be worth keeping an eye on her for hermaphroditism, especially if the strain is bred for indoors

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I would agree with this.

 

NEED 4 SEED

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• Jul 21, 2019

• #12

Also called lightstress, maybe a neighbour's lamp at night.