Wrinkled & Curling leaves during 2nd week flower! HELPPPPPPPP!

reese123

Member
no problem man.. i rememebr comin on this site wen i 1st started and lookin for help. soo i kno how it is man. =) its nice havin ppl there to help wen u need it.
i too appreciate the people offering up advice here as i am fairly new to growing as well. just remember that not everyone knows what they are talking about, even though they may sound like it. not implying that chb444220 is one of those people, i agree with his advice. just make sure you get second opinions if you don't know who the advice is coming from. if it sounds crazy, read more! good luck!
 
Try lowering your ppms down by a couple of hundred? Shit I've left some plants in small pots before, they got root bound & stunted but they are a weed and they will flower but not to ther full potential but they find away,I would check the roots if possible but it will be fine I would just keep at it she's looking healthy as a mo fo,
 

vein5

Active Member
i doubt its root bound, mine had a similar problem and It was a combination of over feeding and over watering. I would get a moisture meter at any home depot or garden store. On one of my grows it happened to all my white widow clones, then realized the mother did the same thing. think that was genetic
 

joeme69

Member
what many people don't get about curled leaf tips is that it is not too much nitrogen or lack of light..... Too much nitrogen it would burn the shit out of the leafs and not be green and curled. Plants that are droopy that are in dirt means it needs to be water. PH can play a role in curled leaves too, but it's not the light like many people say. Too much moisture in the medium can play a role. Heat is not really the issue in leaf curl too. Everyone talks about heat, ph, ppm, and over watered, but they forgot about HUMIDITY..... Humidity(moisture) is 80% of the reason why leaf curls.... From my experience, my deep water culture sits in 5 gallon buckets, around 900ppm, temp 75degree, ph at 5.8, humidity sits at 55..... plants looks beautiful and healthier than a mutha fucker.... two weeks down the road, everything is still the same, but humidity jumps from 75-85.... Then leafs starts to curl hard...... bought a dehumidifier and humidity stays around 55-60. Plants looks beautiful again........ CHECK YOUR HUMIDITY....Obviously its not nitrogen, light, heat, ppm, root bound, or ph.... HUMIDITY....
 

graab187

Active Member
what many people don't get about curled leaf tips is that it is not too much nitrogen or lack of light..... Too much nitrogen it would burn the shit out of the leafs and not be green and curled. Plants that are droopy that are in dirt means it needs to be water. PH can play a role in curled leaves too, but it's not the light like many people say. Too much moisture in the medium can play a role. Heat is not really the issue in leaf curl too. Everyone talks about heat, ph, ppm, and over watered, but they forgot about HUMIDITY..... Humidity(moisture) is 80% of the reason why leaf curls.... From my experience, my deep water culture sits in 5 gallon buckets, around 900ppm, temp 75degree, ph at 5.8, humidity sits at 55..... plants looks beautiful and healthier than a mutha fucker.... two weeks down the road, everything is still the same, but humidity jumps from 75-85.... Then leafs starts to curl hard...... bought a dehumidifier and humidity stays around 55-60. Plants looks beautiful again........ CHECK YOUR HUMIDITY....Obviously its not nitrogen, light, heat, ppm, root bound, or ph.... HUMIDITY....


they're outdoor plants. its summertime now but still not over heating and theres a nice breeze. so theres literally nothing i can do about changing the humidity outside lol. im pretty sure i was over feeding them.
 
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