Can anyone identify this leaf issue?

longjonlebon · Dec 17, 2020

Hi all,

I have a white widow auto at around week 6/11. I noticed today some of the leaves around the newly forming buds starting to twist and deform.

Can anyone identify what this issue is?

I'm a new grower (third attempt right now). I am growing with DWC, Advanced Nutrients, great white mycorrhizae.

Peace & Love

longjonlebon · Dec 17, 2020

More pics?

Beachwalker · Dec 17, 2020

Whole plant pics, but you need to list a lot of information everything you can think of medium nutrients Etc but most importantly what you did recently cuz something changed that you fed it or sprayed on it do you use neem or sulfur

longjonlebon · Dec 17, 2020

Thanks for getting back to me dude. More pics to come!

longjonlebon · Dec 17, 2020

Hey, more pics here.

Nutrients - Advanced Nutrients 3 part (Grow / Micro / Bloom). Following the feeding chart for week 6. I used Great White Micorrhiae in the first few weeks for root development.

18/6 lighting with a Mars Hydro ts1000.

No real changes. I topped up the solution two days ago so thinking I might flush them for a few days?

Beachwalker · Dec 17, 2020

Sorry but I can't help you further regarding AN newts, hopefully this will give you a bump and someone more familiar with them will chime in, best wishes

StankStirr · Dec 17, 2020

Hey man I'm no pro but I believe clawing leaves can be caused by wind burn, cold temps, PH issues, and nitrogen toxicity. I also run Advanced Nutrients and have learned through experience to feed way below the recommended doses. I had a bunch of issues with my girls until finally flushing and feeding at a much lower dose than specified. Now they're thriving. Make sure your temps and humidity are good, they're not getting blasted with fans, and check your PH and PPM. That's how I'd approach it. Look at the whole picture and narrow it down from there.

longjonlebon · Dec 17, 2020

Thanks All.

I'm gonna flush for a few days and then mix back up again. Its only a few leaves so far so want to act fast.

Peace & Love

Superman2955 · Dec 17, 2020

That is clearly nute burn.

Yes flush and start with a lower dose.

What's your ppm?? What method you growing dwc??

DirtyDave1990 · Dec 17, 2020

I’ve been using advanced this grow and their nutrient calculator is really heavy. I usually mix 2 gallons at the amounts they call for and then Cut it with straight RO in my reservoir til I hit the ppm I’m shooting for. Keep 1/2 gallon of the mixed stuff to top off and increase ppms as needed. I’m week 3 in flowering and probably running close to half what they call for and my girls are loving it.

Flexnerb · Dec 17, 2020

longjonlebon said:
Hey, more pics here.

Nutrients - Advanced Nutrients 3 part (Grow / Micro / Bloom). Following the feeding chart for week 6. I used Great White Micorrhiae in the first few weeks for root development.

18/6 lighting with a Mars Hydro ts1000.

No real changes. I topped up the solution two days ago so thinking I might flush them for a few days?

StankStirr said:
Hey man I'm no pro but I believe clawing leaves can be caused by wind burn, cold temps, PH issues, and nitrogen toxicity. I also run Advanced Nutrients and have learned through experience to feed way below the recommended doses. I had a bunch of issues with my girls until finally flushing and feeding at a much lower dose than specified. Now they're thriving. Make sure your temps and humidity are good, they're not getting blasted with fans, and check your PH and PPM. That's how I'd approach it. Look at the whole picture and narrow it down from there.

Definitely too much N....flush soil with 350ppm water/nutes. Check runoff ph & ppm. Should be soil 6.5
Soiless6.0

This 100% N tox

gaboi42 · Dec 17, 2020

Def those strong ass advanced nutes....flush with a flushing solution or very very mild solution (1/8 strength of AN base nutes)...mild nute flush (or flushing solution) removes more salt from medium than water alone.

gaboi42 · Dec 17, 2020

DirtyDave1990 said:
I’ve been using advanced this grow and their nutrient calculator is really heavy. I usually mix 2 gallons at the amounts they call for and then Cut it with straight RO in my reservoir til I hit the ppm I’m shooting for. Keep 1/2 gallon of the mixed stuff to top off and increase ppms as needed. I’m week 3 in flowering and probably running close to half what they call for and my girls are loving it.

True...ive got limited strain experience (relatively speaking) but ive never grown any strain that didnt burn when AN was applied at recommended doses. That being said its good stuff, a lil pricey and too many additives but good stuff.

DirtyDave1990 · Dec 17, 2020

gaboi42 said:
True...ive got limited strain experience (relatively speaking) but ive never grown any strain that didnt burn when AN was applied at recommended doses. That being said its good stuff, a lil pricey and too many additives but good stuff.

this is my big nugs fast in auto pots using AN I just started my third week of flower today. Ppms about 1250 I’m guessing a little less than half strength solution

edited to add: sorry for the purple light I don’t mess with it for photos unless I’m trying to highlight a problem.

Badchoice · Dec 17, 2020

longjonlebon said:
Hey, more pics here.

Nutrients - Advanced Nutrients 3 part (Grow / Micro / Bloom). Following the feeding chart for week 6. I used Great White Micorrhiae in the first few weeks for root development.

18/6 lighting with a Mars Hydro ts1000.

No real changes. I topped up the solution two days ago so thinking I might flush them for a few days?

The one pic shows 86% humidity in their, the raptor claw leafs might be from to high humidity for the tempt

gaboi42 · Dec 17, 2020

DirtyDave1990 said:
this is my big nugs fast in auto pots using AN I just started my third week of flower today. Ppms about 1250 I’m guessing a little less than half strength solution

edited to add: sorry for the purple light I don’t mess with it for photos unless I’m trying to highlight a problem.

Lookn good....a reliable ppm meter trumps any feeding schedule...or maybe i should say is a great companion to any feeding schedule.

Badchoice · Dec 17, 2020

Another easy way to help as well since I see you said used great white. How about a pic of the roots just to make sure it’s not something else

longjonlebon · Dec 21, 2020

Hey all, and a missive thanks for the advice so far. Here is a root pic. The second pic show quite how crazy that great white is as the roots seems to be rising to the surface too!

I have been flush for a few days now and there is a definite improvement. Still some 'claw' like shade leaves, but the worrying sweat leaves in the buds seem to be back to normal.

I'm gonna add some nuts again today, but will keep it low.

Really appreciate all your advice dudes!!!!

longjonlebon · Dec 21, 2020

Badchoice said:
The one pic shows 86% humidity in their, the raptor claw leafs might be from to high humidity for the tempt

Yeah man, I'm also wondering about this. I am struggling with humidity. I use LEDs so relatively low heat in the tent, but the humidity still races up, especially as they grow. I try to leave the flap of the tent open to reduce it.

It's also winter here so lower overall temperature.

NairnM16 · Dec 21, 2020

Defoliate the leafs leds keep humidity hight canopy that packed with that high humidity my money’s on mildew trim the canopy expose the buds you’re lights not that strong use it’s full potential

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