Twisted wilty looking top leaves

[miley]

Your plants could also be pot bound. I have a plant with the same leave problem and its cause its in too small of a pot.

miley Reviewed by miley on 11-07-2007. Twisted wilty looking top leaves Hey fellas, I'm back with another problem, not serious, but it is stumping me, the top growth on my largest plant is just looking twisted, and wilty, since it is affecting the younger leaves my vast horticultural knowledge tells me it might be an immobile element deficiency like boron, calcium, or iron, but I had a knowledgeable source tell me magnesium....not sure, or it could be a heat problem, i hope to get a thermometer or something in there soon so I can keep track of that, but it doesn't Rating: 5

[Farmer B]

I have been trying to figure out what I've been doing wrong with my plant as I've done very little; no changes of water types added, minimal amounts of nutes, and no way it could be heat stress as its a pleasant and constant 70 degrees and I couldn't figure out this problem.

Then you posted that link and there was the note about the blueberry strain which is what I'm working with. Thanks!

[PharmaCan]

thanks bro

Time for a gender check. What you want to write is "thanks, sis".

PC :smokin:

[Cyclonite]

Low humidity can make them look like that....I have perfect PH and sometimes ill see some leaves like that, now most don't look like that just some and its normally the ones getting hit with the fan and ones that are quite close to the light.