I’m having some issues with my plant leaves. I’m not too sure why. They’re clawing very much.
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Common causes are too much nitrogen, over watering, too much light or wind, too much nutes, too hot or cold. @Sammys you know the drill by now. Lol. You want me to post a support ticket or you want to find and fill it out?
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They look overwatered or like they’re having some root issues. Want to tag some of us into your grow journal? We can assess more easily in the same thread to see specifics (medium, light, environment, nutrients, watering routine, etc).
I know myself, @Underthestairs @SilvaBack203 @Docnraq @Outlaw and others would be happy to help.
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I agree with @Graysin they look abit over watered i would let them go for two days with out feeding and see how they go if there still like that then i would say u may have a root problem , whether its due to pests in ur soil or maybe root rot but just see how they go with no water for two to three days
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I don’t want the answer. I just need some ideas so I can try and diagnose for myself. Now THAT is why I didn’t submit a support ticket.
Thanks.
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Thanks I agree with your explanation. I’ll give them a few days to dry out and see where they go from there. Might be root issues. Also they should really have a support ticket shown on every support thing, would be much easier to acccess, dang
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When you post plant issues, try to put up a full family photo. Helps more than you think sometimes.
What do you mean by full family?
Zoom out shot that shows the whole plant, and any others in there with her.
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Word gotcha. I’ll do that later. I was mainly looking for suggestions nonetheless
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True i agree .they should bounce back good after drying out abit can u see any bugs walking around on ur medium and just another thing just check under the leaves that are droopy just to see if theres any pests on ur plant
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Hows the heat in the tent
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Heat is perfect imo, 70-78 temps