Curling

Bradger

Member
Hi, I'm a first time grower, hand watering in coco and using Canna Coco A&B and Rhizotonic at 1/2 the recommended levels, watered once a day enough that there is run-off from the solo cups. That said, I started my seedlings into solo cups with drain holes, those cups are set into my 5gal smart pots.
I was following the general grow advice on https://www.cocoforcannabis.com

This morning I noticed the tips on the serrated leaves began curling upward, a few hours later and now the leaves are warping as well.
What could be causing this, and how should I correct it?

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CannaCountry

Well-Known Member
Don't try to correct it...let the plants grow a little. Be sure you're managing your pH. If it were me, I'd take them out of the larger pots and handle the solo like any other pot; individually. Be careful not to over water them at this stage...I've seen plants 5 times their size, in solos and they could go 2 days easy between feed, so perhaps daily feeds aren't quite needed at the moment. Just my two cents. Good luck friend.
 

Bradger

Member
Don't try to correct it...let the plants grow a little. Be sure you're managing your pH. If it were me, I'd take them out of the larger pots and handle the solo like any other pot; individually. Be careful not to over water them at this stage...I've seen plants 5 times their size, in solos and they could go 2 days easy between feed, so perhaps daily feeds aren't quite needed at the moment. Just my two cents. Good luck friend.
Thanks
 

ubluntu

Active Member
Could be a tiny bit of transpiration stress from heat/light/RH and-or fans What kind of lights, how close?
Also I believe coco has to be pre-charged with calmag. if the distorting leaves begin on new growth, make sure it's not a calcium lockout.

Like CannaCountry said, give them time to work themselfs out before trying to correct a phantom deficiency.
 
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