leaf problems
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upthearsenal
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could be a few things, got any pics? what nutes, soil, lights, etc are you using?
growweedtoday
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Drooping leaves also could be a sign of over or under-watering. Look at this page of cannabis symptoms and see if you can find the problem.
NewbGrower^.^
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I feel like a blind man trying to see how attractive a blonde is... Pics plz
StonedBlownSkiller
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If their newer leaves than dont worry, they will do that until their branch can hold em up good. If you spray your foliage than the water could be weighing them down some too....Mine do that. Until they yellow or brown my friend,,,,,you have no worries unless your whole plants drooping. to me it sounds like over watering.
Serapis
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While that may be, generally speaking, a plant in heat distress will curl it's leaves upwards, in an attempt to minimize the leaf surface exposed to the light. The serrated edges of the leaf start to curl up first, then the tip will start to curl and the entire leaf edge will start to lose color slowly until it turns brown and crispy. Drooping leaves can indicate several things, but with no pics, the most common reason is over watering.
oo i see. i noticed with my plants that if i left the light at the same height for a few days eventually all the leaf tips turn downward trying to escape from the light. some did turn brown and crisp up. but i am referring to too much light (lumens), rather than heat coming off the lights
