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I have some twist and taco curl going on also. Gonna hang around for this one if you don't mind.Soil- FF Ocean Forest
Nutes- 3 part general hydroponics
Lights- marshydro t1000 and kingbrite 288 QB in 4x4 tent set 16-24" away.
Temps- lights on 83 lights off 77
Seeds- Elev8 Gorilla Cookies
Edit: watering ph is 6.2 runoff is 6.1
Newer top growth is starting to twist and curl a little bit on 2 plants.
Noticed a couple of bite spots from bugs.
I have scoped all plants and found 5 thrips. I used Jack's as foliar and also some sns 209 for a drench 3 times.
No more bugs on scope. 1 week goes by after that, and newer growth starts this shit on me.
Also to note, I had just added kingbrite led to tent 2 days after twisting started.
Scoped roots and didn't see anything but white healthy roots.
I have some twist and taco curl going on also. Gonna hang around for this one if you don't mind.
This looks like russet mites. Have you scoped your leaves?I have some twist and taco curl going on also. Gonna hang around for this one if you don't mind.
I have used these before, without any issue. I have 7 other plants (3 Gorilla Cookies, 3 mystery freebies, and 2 autoflowers.) and and only 2 of the Gorilla Cookies are showing this.Could be the Jack's foliar and the sns 209.
I would start looking at temps, wind and RH.I have used these before, without any issue. I have 7 other plants (3 Gorilla Cookies, 3 mystery freebies, and 2 autoflowers.) and and only 2 of the Gorilla Cookies are showing this.
+1This looks like russet mites. Have you scoped your leaves?
I would start looking at temps, wind and RH.
It kinda looks like a touch of all 3 combined.
Its may be a touch of light stress too. Because of the previous. The plant may be trying to reduce light capture.
When lights come on in about an hour, I will check again.+1
Twisted new growth = check for mites first
Some of the auto flowering strains have seen twisted leaves from to much food as well, but mites are still #1 just got rid of them myself (spinosad) thanks DB worked great!
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Twisted new growth = check for mites first
Soil- FF Ocean Forest
Nutes- 3 part general hydroponics
Lights- marshydro t1000 and kingbrite 288 QB in 4x4 tent set 16-24" away.
Temps- lights on 83 lights off 77
Seeds- Elev8 Gorilla Cookies
Edit: watering ph is 6.2 runoff is 6.1
Newer top growth is starting to twist and curl a little bit on 2 plants.
Noticed a couple of bite spots from bugs.
I have scoped all plants and found 5 thrips. I used Jack's as foliar and also some sns 209 for a drench 3 times.
No more bugs on scope. 1 week goes by after that, and newer growth starts this shit on me.
Also to note, I had just added kingbrite led to tent 2 days after twisting started.
Scoped roots and didn't see anything but white healthy roots.
Some of the auto flowering strains have seen twisted leaves from to much food as well, but mites are still #1 just got rid of them myself (spinosad) thanks DB worked great!
I currently am without an ec pen. Mine took a crap on me 3 weeks ago and 4 of the local grow stores have been out. Ph is on low end just because I have been used to feeding between 6.2 and 6.6.First lower light levels while they are showing stress. The added light makes it all progress faster.
You didnt say what you fed and what ec in and out. the ph being lower is an indication of too much nutes sometimes although 1 point isnt much off yet.
I currently am without an ec pen. Mine took a crap on me 3 weeks ago and 4 of the local grow stores have been out. Ph is on low end just because I have been used to feeding between 6.2 and 6.6.
I am doing a light feeding schedule of (GH) armourSi-1ml, calimagic-4ml, micro-2ml, grow-3ml, and bloom-1ml per gallon.
That is the lowest I usually go. Plus you know being in OF has plenty of nutes for a few weeks. These were recently transplanted 2 weeks ago, as well.
Ne+1
Twisted new growth = check for mites first
If no mites; you added a light, I would turn down, raise or possibly shut the new light off and watch new growthWhen lights come on in about an hour, I will check again.
No scope but i do see cluster of white spots. Feeding points of spider mites I thought. Approx two weeks and 3 Dr Zymes treatments and still a few random clusters. The heat stress makes some sense as they are within 12" of light. I raised and dimmed the light to 75%. Veg not showing any spots but taco leaves. Russets you say? Flower tent still has the spots.This looks like russet mites. Have you scoped your leaves?
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