Tips of leaves curled down

[orod]

A few of my plants the top tips of the leaves are curling downwards, what does that mean?

 

[RL420]

pics

 

[orod]

Here you go,

 

[RL420]

what are you growing in? DWC? Could be a few different things, doesnt look that bad though honestly

 

[orod]

what are you growing in? DWC? Could be a few different things, doesnt look that bad though honestly

im in FoxFarm soil, These plants change from a half a day to the next….lol

Thanks for your input.

 

[RL420]

im in FoxFarm soil, These plants change from a half a day to the next….lol

Thanks for your input.

It could either be overwatering or too much nitrogen/hot soil. You said this just started happening? Either way its one of the two, might want to lower the temps in there too because i also see some signs of heat stress/low RH

 

[Cobnobuler]

Your not looking to be in too bad of shape bro, I wouldnt go apeshit on trying to correct something. Stay the course and careful not to water until they need watered. When the pots feel light then they need it. Wait them out until then.

 

[orod]

Your not looking to be in too bad of shape bro, I wouldnt go apeshit on trying to correct something. Stay the course and careful not to water until they need watered. When the pots feel light then they need it. Wait them out until then.

Thanks bro!

 

[dirtyrigger]

I agree with RL420 that the soil is probably just a little hot. I use the fox farm happy frog soil and all of my plants have had the downward pointing tips at one point or another, usually seedlings or just after a transplant. It's not anything to worry about in my experience.

 

[superstoner1]

Clawing of leaves is the most common sign of too much nutes.

 

[puffntuff]

Overwatered.

 

[Dr. Who]

Puff is exactly correct. Overwatered.

I see NO indications of overfeeding on the nutrients!