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decheecko

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Im using 2 100 watt LEDs with a few feed from the canaopy. Now its been cold recently and idk if that would affect it all the others are 5. These are 5 pineapple chunk feminized and ive tried changing water to no avail.

This is the sick plant up close.
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This is the full crop at an odd angle but all the other leave look great and in an hour they will look better once they have woken up. you can see the sick plant. and then theres is a shot of the sick one above. Im at a loss ive tried chemi clean which has worked in the past and iove tried hydrogen peroxide as well as a full clean. Should i snip these bad leaves?.
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Right now im runing cal-mag and tigerbloom mostly and the other plants love it. Ph is perfect as well. Whats most bizzare is this happened over night. One day its fine the next this. Should i prune the sick leaves?
 
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Airwalker16

Airwalker16

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decheecko said:
Im using 2 100 watt LEDs with a few feed from the canaopy. Now its been cold recently and idk if that would affect it all the others are 5. These are 5 pineapple chunk feminized and ive tried changing water to no avail.

This is the sick plant up close.
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This is the full crop at an odd angle but all the other leave look great and in an hour they will look better once they have woken up. you can see the sick plant. and then theres is a shot of the sick one above. Im at a loss ive tried chemi clean which has worked in the past and iove tried hydrogen peroxide as well as a full clean. Should i snip these bad leaves?.
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Right now im runing cal-mag and tigerbloom mostly and the other plants love it. Ph is perfect as well. Whats most bizzare is this happened over night. One day its fine the next this. Should i prune the sick leaves?
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Any leaves that are dried out, remove. They're useless and can't be fixed
 
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decheecko

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The plant is 2 feet from the light which is an LED and i cant even feel its warmth. also there are also other colas at the same distance with no issue.


edit. ive grown with these leds fine before and have never see this issue. Also there is no reflector . but some of the leave are even lower and colas taller. the thing that made no sense was it was out of no where.
 
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athomegrowing

athomegrowing

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decheecko said:
The plant is 2 feet from the light which is an LED and i cant even feel its warmth. also there are also other colas at the same distance with no issue.


edit. ive grown with these leds fine before and have never see this issue. Also there is no reflector . but some of the leave are even lower and colas taller. the thing that made no sense was it was out of no where.
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humidity is weird like that. if it dropped really low in one area, it would do that to your plant, however if the humidity was high in a nearby area for whatever reason - they would be unaffected.
 
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decheecko

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athomegrowing said:
humidity is weird like that. if it dropped really low in one area, it would do that to your plant, however if the humidity was high in a nearby area for whatever reason - they would be unaffected.
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this makes perfect sense it dropped to near zero not a week ago when it was super cold.
 
5BY5LEC

5BY5LEC

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I have read that problems with getting close to the minimum temperature for the plant will show up very quickly.....as in overnight. You should usually prune off dead leaves since they tend to attract bugs and fungus as they decay and die.
 
70's natureboy

70's natureboy

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That's the weirdest leaf roll that I have ever seen. I burn leaves all the time when they get near the lights but nothing looks like yours. Maybe the 0% humidity has something to do with it and that was the first plant to react.
 
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devilboy13

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I lost a whole crop that looked like that one time by letting my water level drop too low. They held on for about a week slowly drying up. They couldn’t recover. It was about week 7 into flower and I misjudged how much they drink and didn’t check on them for a day.
 
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Dodgey99

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How cold did the room get and for how long? I have Mandala #1 on the go at the moment, and if you let the room drop below 10c for more then a few days, the leaves pooint straight up, curl inwards (close) and all growing / flowering stops. Not suffered this with other plants, so #1 must be more sensitive.
 
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