Some kind of def ? Help pls

CA MTN MAN

CA MTN MAN

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image.jpg image.jpg Can u guys give me a hand on indebtifying the deficiency this plant has please? It just started showing this weird wilting symptom. Thanks
 
*BUDS

*BUDS

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Ive seen this before blistered look on the leaves and i think its overfeeding or too close to the light. It slows growth but the plant can grow out of the issue.
 
Jimmy Sparkle

Jimmy Sparkle

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I once heard from an old hippie that if any cold liquid from your watering or spraying gets on the leaves it makes them pucker like that. I guess if you quit doing it and if that's your problem the new growth should be OK. ? I really have no fucking idea!
 
CA MTN MAN

CA MTN MAN

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Well I haven't fed these babies yet but they were put into brand new ffof soil about a month in these small 2 gallon pots. So I don't think it's over feed
 
dannyboy602

dannyboy602

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whats ur ph? try 1 tbsp. lime/gal water it wont hurt anything if I'm wrong but that's just what I would do as a start. Since u haven't fed them anything I would also try some MG or similar...They look miserable but not incurable.
 
CA MTN MAN

CA MTN MAN

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I've never checked ph before in all my years of growing... I kinda think that PH is just a big hoax for companies to make money off. But this one plant is the only one out of 30 plants that has this problem so it might just be genetics... No clue but I'm gonna give them a all purpose feeding and try to get them all the nutes they need
 
dannyboy602

dannyboy602

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Ur right about the marketing deceptions employed by fert companies. The plant is ph adaptable by and large. Since you're having issues with only one plant I would just cull it from the crowd...That's just me though...I have no patience for plants that won't perform.
 
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