Midwestjay
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To me it looks like something ate the leaves when it was small and it grew out like that. If you let it grow does the new growth deform also?View attachment 559080 2.5 weeks old Dwc, auto cookies, floranova, 125ppm, 5.8ph, 78°
I experienced that before but with bugs. I would let it go and keep an eye out for critters. I believe mines were due to aphids. The newest growth has the softest plant tissue so it's easy for them to eat it then when the leaf grows out its all crazy looking. But that was my experience. Good luck bud.The newest growth seems to be normal. And no bugs.
Thanks I really appreciate the info.I experienced that before but with bugs. I would let it go and keep an eye out for critters. I believe mines were due to aphids. The newest growth has the softest plant tissue so it's easy for them to eat it then when the leaf grows out its all crazy looking. But that was my experience. Good luck bud.
Ain't no thang! :) I'm glad yours is growing out of its borkedness.Sorry seamaiden.
Not used to female growers. I actually think your the first I've met. By any chance do you think it could be my floranova. I always shake the shit out of it but for my last nute change I mixed 5 gal. And flora is usually 250ppm per tsp per gal. And 3 tsp in 5 gal had me over 500. Could it be affecting it like this. The micro/macros being offAin't no thang! :) I'm glad yours is growing out of its borkedness.
I'm in Dwc and she's at 125ppm. I'm Usually double that by now with floranova.Think it could be to much nutes. Get it with BlackBerry Spacewreck, think theres enough satty in them that nitro is to much. Try a bland soil next time like Promix in the orange bag.
Excellent for building your own soil.
Perfect for clones and beans, there's just enough nutes in there for about 2 weeks is it.
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