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light is a MH fc3000 at 12" and 75% dim = about 700 par the leaves look good from morning to night it doesn't seem serious maybe one day i will figure out the twist.I would think it was from too much light intensity but all your leaves are praying and look like it’s spot on …. Strange
it get feed liquid nutrient 3 times a day during light on with runoff it shouldn't be a problem with steady evaporation rate and the enviroment has good temps/humidity/air.In a different substrate, I've seen fan leaves do that when the plant was thirsty.
i am using a digital pH meter that gets calibrated regularly i have set to 5.8 since sprout and have not changed since its been consistent, watering/feeding 3 times a day light on..i doubt overwatering, the only pest a few gnats that i got rid of,This is usually caused my pH fluctuations, overwatering or pests. What has your pH been? Have you been adjusting it? Has it been a constant pH? What is your watering schedule like? Also, have you checked for any pests on the underside of the leaves?
it looks more settled after lights on but will twist during the day.I’m still pretty sure this is a pH issue causing the plant to not take up Mg properly. I’ll let others chime in, but that’s my answer.
i don't cut during bloomcut it off
agreedI have and have had a few leaves like this and currently do, never gave it a second thought as it only seems to happen when I have topped but removed the first nodes that would not amount to much, the nodes on the branches then get out of sequence like a clone...this is when I see the leaf twisting...
all the hub bub about something being wrong is nothing...plants look great, flower them babies out and make some fire
as for being a pH, that's a firm NO here...also high humidity doesn't twist leaves from my experience
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