First Grow, is this a problem?

Hey all, about to hit week 3 from sprout on my 3 auto fem ducksfeet and on this particular one the leaves all seem to be curling upwards and unless it was the stress of the heat from the previous 5 days (30C+) days, then ive got no clue. Anyone know?

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I don't see a problem, other than if those are autos I would put them in their final pot as soon as possible.

Ablaze said:

I don't see a problem, other than if those are autos I would put them in their final pot as soon as possible.

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They are already in 5-6 gal pots.

P.s. It's been raining yesterday and today so ive been taking advantage of the humidity, just wanted to check if 70% RH is good or too much (only on lights off).

Looks like a mutation of some curled leaves. The thing is that all these feminized and auto seeds rolling around there are going to be plant mutations, most are mostly harmless. I've seen this before, don't stress about it. But I'd keep an eye on it just incase.

Hey brotha, plants are looking good to me! While 30C might be a little hot, nothing will ever be "perfect". (in my case anyways). These are the "Ideal" temps that cannabis grows in. Got this info from http://www.ilovegrowingmarijuana.com/temperature/ Good luck on your grow, keep it up!

"The ideal temperature during the vegetative stage is between 68-77°F (20-25°C) with moderate humidity while also providing slightly cooler temperatures during dark periods.

The cooler ‘night’ periods are perfect for encouraging growth. Don’t let temperatures drop below 59ºF (15ºC). Once the plant matures, it should be able to withstand cooler temperatures during the day and drier air as well.

Once your plant reaches the flowering stage, it can thrive at a comfortable room temperate with low humidity. Unless you are adding additional CO2 to your grow room, a temperature under 82°F (28°C) is ideal. These lower temperatures encourage potent, trichome rich buds that you can smell and enjoy before you burn them.

Don’t go over 82°F (28°C) because higher temperatures cause terpenes to evaporate and they also slow bud growth. If your buds are too hot during this time, you may be literally burning away the good stuff as they grow, leaving very little taste or smell by the time of harvest."

Are you feeding or just watering? What media are you using?

Feeding, currently once a week as the pot holds the water alot.
Along with spraying them before lights on with tap water that i left out for 24 hours.
And coco/perlite.

Heres some updated photos. It seems worse but the rest of the plant is looking healthy.

The 3rd photo is it starting on another plant.