please help
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Old-School
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Looks like a genetic thing to me....I would not worry about it. Chances are the leaves will normalize as it grows.
However, the pic is too blurry when I zoom in so I cannot tell if the leaves that are really deformed have been munched on...
However, the pic is too blurry when I zoom in so I cannot tell if the leaves that are really deformed have been munched on...
PorterRockwell
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Do You know the strain name?
Because I've seen batches of anything crossbred with Ducksfoot come out with weird mutant leaves a lot of times
green_machine_two9er
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You need to lighten your soil. as well as start young plants in small pots/ solo cups with lots of perlite!
green_machine_two9er
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Sound advice for a newbie grower. Let her grow a bit longer? How does this fix the retardedness?
Idk why but I fucking burst out laughed at the retardedness of your plant.
Let her grow a bit longer and she should recover.
For example, the retardedness is 100%. Once it grows properly the retardedness percentage of the whole plant decreases.
Dogenzengi
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Some plants grow out of things like genetic flaws.
A. You need some perlite or peat in the soil to help drainage and the plant's ability to absorb oxygen.
B. Plants will appear to twist and turn if you have rotated the plant's position regarding the light. I'll bet those symptoms will disappear once they stay in one position to the light.
Good luck, BigSteve.
B. Plants will appear to twist and turn if you have rotated the plant's position regarding the light. I'll bet those symptoms will disappear once they stay in one position to the light.
Good luck, BigSteve.
Diabolical666
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Did you check for broad mites under a scope? Too high of heat? too much light on seedliing?
bird dog
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What he said (lol).
livingwparents
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I have the same thing going on right now, i think its due to damage of seed, like when the seed capsule holds back the leaves for too long.
Sorry guys only just seen comments, thanks for all the advice i transfered it to a different pot with peat mix and perlite 50/50 and used just ph balanced water and has picked up loads, the twisted leaves are still twisted but new growth is coming out fine, think the soil may have been to compact, fingers crossed i get an alright yeild not expecting miracles lol thanks again guys will post pics of new growth soon