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Hi all. This is a Super Lemon Haze plant, topped twice in early veg, two weeks into flower. Open room, soil (rainforest blend), 400W Super HPS at 2.25 feet, FloraNova nutrients, Superthrive, Silica Blast, Liquid Karma. What's going on with the leaves here? Please help!!!
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Thanks in advance everyone!
did you take the pic under sodium light? If so, try to take a pic in white light only as the yellow of sodium changes the leaves appearance. If you referring to the downward curling as the problem, this might result from a pH issue in soil. However need white light pics to see the color of the leaves better. Right now I'm guessing that the soil has too much nutes in it, but kind of hard to tell for sure right now.
Yup it's hps but the pic used a flash. The curling and general lack of vigor is the problem. Worst part: it's in a scrog
How long has it been in the same pot??? Size of pot???Quote:
Originally Posted by kest30
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She vegged for nearly two mnths with topping and lst and has been transitioning under a screen for two weeks. In a 3 gallon pot
Oh sry she's been in that pot for a month. Transplanted from a quart pot where it was originally sown :)
Lame. Lame. Lame....
In my experience curling is a direct result of habitat. However it does seem like these are more glossy as my CKM was. My CKM was natural, and had a glassy/glossy/almost waxy appearance. I would attribute this to cold temps during lights out. If its not perking up towards the end of the daylight cycle, this MAY be incorrect. But its all trial and error. This is why some of the best growers only stick to a few strains, because they know it inside and out.
Thanks for the heads up rdr. I wish someone out there had seen this kind of curling before!
Polish Polack would like to know your pH, they are trying. ;) Curling of leaves is only ONE thing that pH can cause. It may be, no one can help you without a pH reading? pr