Leafs curling

[gigimarga]

This auto blueberry's leafs are curling. It started about 3 days ago in light warrior and at the time the soil was very wet so I think it was due to being over-watered but now the dixie cup is dry and it doesn't seem to be recovering and the leafs seem to start losing their intense green.

Should I give it more time or should I water now? I plan on watering more lightly but I just don't know when the right time is.

gigimarga Reviewed by gigimarga on 12-30-2011. Leafs curling This auto blueberry's leafs are curling. It started about 3 days ago in light warrior and at the time the soil was very wet so I think it was due to being over-watered but now the dixie cup is dry and it doesn't seem to be recovering and the leafs seem to start losing their intense green. Should I give it more time or should I water now? I plan on watering more lightly but I just don't know when the right time is. Rating: 5

[gigimarga]

185 views and no reply? What should I do? Water or not? I don't want to wait too long and have it die from going dry, nor do I want it to die from watering when it should have been.

[painretreat]

Hi gigmarga, fill out the form and post in the Plant Problem area! I would not wait. The more experienced growers are there! And check in to help!

While you are waiting, I would read up on Blueberry. It is not the best strain for a first grow. Not all weed grows like a weed! I have read Blueberry leaves tend to curl, but I don't remember where. That looks a bit like more than a curl. But, I don't know. You really need to get this where you will get advice! :rasta: pr