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Quote Originally Posted by irydyum
I just don't know personally of any nutrient issues that cause whorled leaves. Normally that is related to photoperiod. They do look like they may be a bit hungry, but nothing in particular appears deficient. Could use a shot of all purpose I would bet.
Thanks man:thumbsup:with my mix of layered small rock in the soil, maybe its just not holding them long enough. I fed them a gallon the day before pic was taken, il shoot it more often as its been raining a lot also, which could wash em through.

Thanks for looking man:clap:

Quote Originally Posted by oldhaole
Hey there LSY
Don't worry about the leaves. File that under the small shit happens category. In your first pic that leaf ball looks like a tent catipillar. Do me a favor and pull it open and see. Could be the pic though. Just kinda looks like one. If I am wrong it was the pic :thumbsup:
As for an occasional whorled leaf don't worry. It can be caused by many things. A bugbite on a very young leaf can cause it. It can also be a genetic glitch (though those tend to repeat themselves).

Either way, Relax. No threat to your plants.

Think BIG
Thanks man i was afraid the soil being out all year had been washed out, but took the chance i could add what it needed. Also could have been the heat as its was in the upper 80's for a month it seems. Plus the wind gets it pretty hard at times. And with all the rain iv had bug issues. That leaf you were talking about is empty as i can see in it, but could have been bitten by something and threw it into some funky growth. Just wanted to rule out something i had to act now or would have major issues. But seems like just nature, but thanks for coming in with your experience. If i can i may put it in the ground as it would do much better, if i can get help.

Thanks again:rasta: