curling leaves on budding plant,please help

[postmandave]

If this was a root related problem what would you recomend to rectify the problem.The hydro shop dude recomended a product called AU 60 have you heard of this product.the thing being stinky attic is that it is only occuring to 2 plants out of 5 so if it were air flow prob sure all plants would be affected and even if it was root surely all plants would show same problems .Um really trying to elliminate theories as i go along .thanks for the help stinky attic

[stinkyattic]

I've never heard of that product.
Why don't you try rearranging your fans? Or rearranging your plants, and see how they react? Air flow can be hard like that; since it's invisible you don't necessarily SEE that there's a 'dead spot' somewhere in your grow room where air just stagnates... in my veg room it used to be in a back corner... in my friend's room it's also in a corner... those little $5 walmart metal fans are good for scattering around the room and eliminating that shit.

[postmandave]

Thans again stinky attic i will stick a few fans blowing air around the room see if that does any good im kinda pissed with this hydro grow just thinking of taking as many cuts as i can and going back to soil for flower i hate stress ing plants in veg and funny its the 2 plants in the back right hand corner of the unit with me being in the attic its an open space as the grow rooms half dismantled maybe me and hydro just aint compatable lol. .thanks again for ur input mate.the postman

[lefthooker]

transplanted and added a fan ,now have 4 fans in there but it`s looking better.
thanks for all the info guys

[Weed4Life]

Any pics???

[madeline]

Keep the fans pointed at the roots. The leaves can handle the heat without probs but the roots can not and should be kept below 70 degrees, 60 if possible. Plus it won't blow the leaves around as much which dehydrates them and causes more odor problems than if not disturbed. Also PH your water. It looks as though they have lost their entire lower canopy and it'll be working it's way up unless you fix it.

[u.g.u]

the problem you are having is from too much nitrogen cut your nutes 100 ppm and that will solve it. the leaves already curled will never un curl

[stinkyattic]

the problem you are having is from too much nitrogen cut your nutes 100 ppm and that will solve it. the leaves already curled will never un curl

Actually yes I just discovered a couple plants in my own garden that I knew had been over-N'd and they are doing that. But that's with a high N veg nute!

[Chauncymcfly]

introduce Co2, its fairly cheap and I read it helps plants handle much hotter tempatures. You can pick it up at welding outlets