Curling Twisting New Shoots Everywhere

Sumone told me this is not Normal for my plants leaves to be curling and twisting. I topped" on accident and i am currently LST'n this Plant. Any suggestions?
-swish

hi SwishaSweetz4Me if i remember correctly leaf curling is usually caused by too little or too much watering and looking from those pics the soil looks kinda dry. check to make sure the soil is moist (not dry or soaking). also a little information about your setup would be great such as what chemicals you use if any and the type of soil used etc. the more information you can provide the more peeps on here can help you.
hope this helps

What strain is it .
Blueberry ?
Crispi :stoned:

Any fertilizer? Any superthrive? Can't tell without info on conditions and ferts.

E-indoor or outdoor Indoor
E-soil, soilless, coco, aero, or hydroponic Soil
E-specific medium
CSL-Soil type/brand Miricle Grow Potting Soil w/ Continious Feed plant food. N-0.21%,P-0.07%,K-0.19%
SCL-Anything you have added to the soil Nothing SoFar
E-Water source Pure Water out of the Gallon
E-Source water pH Noway to Check yet
E-Age of plant 15 Days Old
E-Type of fertilizer None Yet
E-Rate of application (if hydro, this is your PPM number, preferably after each component is added)
E-Lighting source and distance from plant 3-26W CFL's 1warm 2 White, 2-65W Cfl's White, 1-3Inch Above the Canopy
E-Air temperature (both day and night if you are running a dark period) 80-88F
E-Air % Relative humidity No way to Check. I say Dry, but i spray walls by the lights so maybe not.
E-Lighting schedule 24/7 Switching to 16/8
E-Type of ventilation your room has 3CPU fans Exhausting, 1 Huge ass Air Purifier exhausting and a 4 Inch Store Bought fan for blowing air in the cab

Hope this helps.
Ill send a pic of today what it looks like.
-Swisha

Your setup looks not so bad, if a bit warm- I see no tip-burn yet so you may be fine, but I think that strain may be just really sensitive to N. If you see tipburn or blotches on the low leaves, post up pics and we'll get you flushing them out. Meanwhile I'd water to runoff for the next few waterings, and also make sure you have good drainage in the soil.

Not really looking bad... They look like they have been uptight against some T5's with lots of nutrients.. Ive had this look before and it can be strain specific or pheno specific..Blueberry strains will do this, healthy early in vegg.Your plants look alright.. Wait a bit.. d:rastasmoke: Another suggestion aerate your soil a bit through gentle cultivation add a little air to those leaves,check drainage, and they may start to stretch a little for you ...good luck d:rastasmoke:

Poor lighting...
Bad water pH....
Poor Soil
Shock

DO NOT change schedule to 16/8...set at 18/6
Get a pH pen...adjust accordingly.
Get some new lights...real lights.... fulllighting spectrum.com (5500K)
Transpant into new soil...not anything with food in it. Especially Miracle grow

Curled leaves like that mean rootig problems. All of which can be fixed or adjusted with what I typed.

Guess it fell on deaf ears . :wtf:
What strain is it ????? Blueberry :(
We ask these things for a reason . Dlove has seen what I've seen .
Evil Blueberry mutants that carry stupid traits like this , and curld leaves even w/o topping / f.i.m ing .

Crispi :rastasmoke:

I never bought a strain. This is just bag seed from sum real good shit. I dunno I never really soaked the plant. Today i did kinda looks better. Ill put more pics of tomarrow. There are the bottom leaves off the first node that are yellowing around the edge sum brown and crispy.

Here go sum updates. I Flushed a little seemd to help. Plants look alot better. Fixed light cycle from 16/8 to 18/6 (thx) Seems to be going okay. Still a little yellow on 2 leaves. In minute spaces. No other leaves affected by the yellow.
-Swisha