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Yes thats right I do remember now the pics that were showing slight curling on the serrated edges. That was a few weeks ago are the Kush plants still curling like that? Did it get any better at all? Usually the heat/light stress issues become less the closer to harvest you get. Just curious.i did send ya pics of heat stress .
only 1 of the kush was showing that and it the 1 kush that looks nothing like the others lol no purple on it the other pics u saw were the tangerine dream and cheese but yes there still doing that and my lights are up as far as they can go and down to 75 percent temps are down to 65 at night and no higher then 76 lights on my humidity is ok except when it rainsYes thats right I do remember now the pics that were showing slight curling on the serrated edges. That was a few weeks ago are the Kush plants still curling like that? Did it get any better at all? Usually the heat/light stress issues become less the closer to harvest you get. Just curious.
hold on i send someSo basically what I am asking is... Are those posted pics of the curling leaves from a few weeks ago? Was that a repost of those old pics or did you just retake those pics? Send a new pic and I want to compare to see if the problem has since lessened a bit. If the problem appears to slowly be lessening you can probably ride it out until harvest. If the problem is still there maybe you can raise your light a bit then put the other stronger strains on blocks/paint-cans so you can lift them up a bit closer to the light. Keep the kush on the floor this way its getting a bit less light than the others. A light meter at the top of the plant will help determine the difference in light intensity.
fox farms nutes says to use 2 to 3 teaspoon per gallon im only been giving 1 teaspoon per gallonI think it's too much nutrients and your having a lockout to be honest. I'd flush her good with 1/2 strength nutrients from what you have been giving them and balance the nutrient ratio out. What is your runoff PH and the PH of what's going in?
well if u would read the article i posted above u would see why i say thatWell without knowing your ph in or out it could be a ph issue. They are definitely getting too much nutrients and do look possibly over watered. But I did see you say you wait until they are light. Is there any lower fan leaves drooping when you go to water? They will be your first sign they need water. Also cold temps will slow uptake of stuff possibly making some of your issues too. You may need to raise them off the floor, there are many variables it could be.
Those temps aren't too high, I run my room at 80-82 with LED and no heat stress. It also depends on your leaf surface temps and humidity. Look up VPD and you will see where your room is in that range.
remember this post from 2-3 weeks ago?this is either or both light stress and watering too frequently View attachment 1142187
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