Is this normal?

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SquirrelMaster87

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I was just wondering if it’s normal for the leaves to be curling like that? My other two don’t seem to do it, looks healthy otherwise I think?
 

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Is this one right under the lamp?

What are the temps? What kind of light? How high above your canopy?

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In addition, cut back on your nutrients, she has enough food for a while. This way you don't double up your issue. Just plain water for a bit too. Good luck friend.
 
Skewbong said:
In addition, cut back on your nutrients, she has enough food for a while. This way you don't double up your issue. Just plain water for a bit too. Good luck friend.
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I’m growing in organic soil, so I haven’t gave it any nutes. Should I be adding some nutes? I was told it only needed water. Thanks for the help!
 
Kassiopeija said:
Until the heatstress terminates. you got proper airflow over this top?
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I do have some fans blowing around inside yea, but I do have to work on proper fentaltion, I did check my temps and they are around 26 and my humidity is about 55. It was blistering hot outside yesterday so I don’t think that helped at all.
 
Kassiopeija said:
Until the heatstress terminates. you got proper airflow over this top?
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And does it take long for the heat stress to fuck off? I planned on picking up some 6 inch ducting this afternoon and punching a couple 6 inch holes in my shed this afternoon, I thought about pulling cool air from outside over the bulb and blowing the air outside, also adding two more holes, one for an intake and one more To scrub it?!
 
if you fry them for long they'll stay like that, become crispy and wilt... an open cool tube doesn't make sense at all.... except if you'd had no better reflector... well, keep at least 70cm distance from the tops
 
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