Why are my leaves doing this? PICS

bobbyboy34

bobbyboy34

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its either water, heat or lack of o2

can since you've already done two, its time to reset your soil, i bet it is packed tightly huh?
 
rizzo69

rizzo69

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that happened to mine..posted on here too..fixed the ph levels on my water and it never happened again..i hadn't started giving mine nutes either

could be a different story though
 
bobbyboy34

bobbyboy34

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rizzo69 said:
that happened to mine..posted on here too..fixed the ph levels on my water and it never happened again..i hadn't started giving mine nutes either

could be a different story though
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try this too, ph for soil is different that ph for hydro....hydro is 5.8, i don'tk now about soil do some research and make sure you ph is accurate
 
rizzo69

rizzo69

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my leaves arent the problem anymore, yours are..i put my ph to 6.4-6.6 and even since theyve been straight as can be and im in soil
 
kngofhearts2diefor

kngofhearts2diefor

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how old are your clones again? and have they sprouted roots yet, you might be over drying them try misting her with some water. if there is a good root system already forget what i said, let me know
 
Zhuleni

Zhuleni

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Yeah. they're only 10 days old. So their roots are most likely still in the beginning stages. Should I go lower with my ph on the water? It's around 6.8 now. Also, I added a hygrometer and it is much dryer than I thought. Around 35 to 40 percent humidity. The air flow is quite good, which is one problem in keeping it humid.
 
kngofhearts2diefor

kngofhearts2diefor

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are these clones hydro, drip anything like that, or just soil. soil is good at 6.0-6.8, hydro set ups are different ive heard 5.5-5.8 and clones are suposed to stay in high humidity i believe not super high that they cant breath but enough for the leaves to stay moist and roots to search for water but ive never done clones before thats is just what ive heard and if you are cloning why are you using a hps bulb rather then a metal halide and did you switch them back to a veg light cycle?
 
Zhuleni

Zhuleni

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Yeah. They've been on 18 - 6 vegging for 10 days now. Soil is phed at 6.5 . The humidity is around 35 to 40 (I know it could be higher). I'm using hps bulb because it's what I have :) Just surprised that no one else has experienced this problem much before. Ive been watering every third day. Just started adding nutes during the last cycle (and yes I am phing my water after I add the nutes.) Using BioBizz products.
 
ShagMan

ShagMan

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Zhuleni said:
Yeah. They've been on 18 - 6 vegging for 10 days now. Soil is phed at 6.5 . The humidity is around 35 to 40 (I know it could be higher). I'm using hps bulb because it's what I have :) Just surprised that no one else has experienced this problem much before. Ive been watering every third day. Just started adding nutes during the last cycle (and yes I am phing my water after I add the nutes.) Using BioBizz products.
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Deffinitly bring your ph down to atleast 6 for soil :eyesmoke:
 
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