Plant Curling

[spiked666killer]

Does any one know why the leafs would curl inwards?
Maybe cause I got the lights to close?

I'm going to post pics here in a min

spiked666killer Reviewed by spiked666killer on 03-09-2009. Plant Curling Does any one know why the leafs would curl inwards? Maybe cause I got the lights to close? I'm going to post pics here in a min Rating: 5

[spiked666killer]

Heres some pics.

[djmidnight22]

What kind of light are you using and how close?

[spiked666killer]

Currently 2 - 26 watt 5000k Cfls. About 3-4 inches above it

[djmidnight22]

Couldn't be sure but i sometimes see that when i over fertilize

[spiked666killer]

So I guess I figured it out, It was the lights to close.
Even though they where nearly 4 inches above it.
I woke up today, To see that half the leafs on my plants burnt and wilted.

That sucks so much.

[dejayou30]

The leaves usually curl up like that when they are trying really hard to transpire. I think it means that your room is too hot and/or dry. What are your temps like at the canopy?

BTW, besides that minor curling, your plants look awesome! :jointsmile:

[spiked666killer]

Well the temps are at about 78, With the fan on high 24/7, With out the fan it gets like 85. yikes.


Thank you for the compliment, Its look about half as good as it did now =[.
I had to snip alott of the wilted leafs off. If she doesnt come to in a couple weaks I might have to cutt her down =[.

[dejayou30]

Your plant doesn't look bad enough to be cutting anything off. Besides, even if a leaf is damaged, the plant can still take nutrients from it. I always let my damaged leaves get consumed and don't take them off until they are dry and yellow/brown. Do you know your humidity level? If your RH is too low, you might have to water more often. My RH is at 20-30% and I go through a half a gallon of water per day in DWC.