Wrinkly new growth

So, this is my largest veg plant atm and it just won't stop...thing is new growth is very odd looking, its wrinkled kind of deformed looking and the newest fan leaves have if to..pro mix, spring water (bought) FF grow big at 1 tsp every other, 8 other plants are looking pretty well, any ideas?

Looks normal to me, might just be fast growth?

how hot is it in your room? I see this with mine when it gets over 80- 85ish

I get that sometimes. It seems to be related to low humidity (20-22%) and blowing too much air across the plants, exacerbating the dry condition (transpiring too much moisture through the leaves?).

az2000 said:

I get that sometimes. It seems to be related to low humidity (20-22%) and blowing too much air across the plants, exacerbating the dry condition (transpiring too much moisture through the leaves?).

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Especially this time of year, if you live in a cold area, running a furnace drys out the air even more. I had a recent reminder of this effect, it was a gentle but direct breeze, and the next morning a few leaves were crispy. Totally healthy plant, otherwise.

Your plant looks fine to me too.

Oh sweet thanks guys, I figured the fan had something to do with it and funny you say that I've been running propane ($28 a day!) Because I had to put a new furnace and everything was fine, furnace was finally put in last Thursday after waiting2 months for plumber and then theseshow up I'll get some humidity in there.

It's gotten worse, I found a clump of what look like golden kind of egg things by one of the affected fan leaves, here's some pics what should I do any ideas? I did raise the humidity, and moved fan. Humidity seems to have helped with growth just notuch change in these leaves.

Looks like mites

Yekke said:

Looks like mites

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Noooope I'm 3 days into 12/12 wtf should I do never had em, drenched that plant with pyrethrin and sprayed all the other ones. What else..

Ok so here's some things that make me think they are and then that make me think they aren't....ok so

What makes me think they're not spider mites.
-no webbing
-the group of yellow dots in the pic don't seem to have moved
-no array of yellow, white, or brown spots leaf spots
-the node that the yellow dots were on had a 1/10th of an inch incersion maybe a little larger that was brown but looked like it was healing.
-the leaves that are deformed seemed to have actually attached themselves where the deformations are. And no they were not webs it was plant material.
-temps just rose about a week ago, aren't past 70 (furnace just got put in finally and its been below freezing outside at night and grow room was at 40-55, which yes cold didn't seem to hurt the plants just slowed them down.
-its only on the top two nodes of one plant
-I'm the only person that goes in the grow room but I will admit my cat and dog have seemed to adventure in but I never let them all the way in I always catch em.
-I have pretty good air flow.

Now a little more info. I just recently about 3 days ago got a new humidifier in there before that rh% was approx 30% (I know...I know...you don't have to tell me but I'm down on my luck broke and have had a ballast, hood, ph meter, ecm, electronic magnifier, and humidifier go on me in the past 3 weeks...along with spending 200 dollars a week on propane because my furnace wasn't hooked up it killed me should be buying new equip after Christmas.

(Not from stupidity from manufacturers faulty bullshit)

Been feeding fox farm grow big at half a tsp per gallon every other. Flipped 2 nights ago(today I'd 3rd) and gave 1/4tsp grow big 1/4 tsp tiger bloom.

I'm using store bought spring water and I have no ph meter atm...(this week) but I would assume the spring water is probably between 6.5-7...

Why I think they might be mites.
-leaves have deformities and a couple are cupped.
-the yellow dots in picture above that was on stem and in a piece of outgrowing compacted cola.
-I've seen faint single line spiderwebs going from one plant to another (yet it was never a web just some spiderman shit like plant to plant and when I saw it I just took it down checked plants for mited and saw nothing (figured it was just a regular spider web because I had seen them in the grow room before)


Now I've dealt with alot of problems but not the almighty mite everyone hates. I do assume it's probably not a Borg since I have no contact regularly with any othergrowers. But I just flipped my lights and now this shit happened so pleasssse my cannabuddys, help me out I'm all ears and ready to listen. Need this eradicated like...
Now

-Keighan

Keighan said:

Noooope I'm 3 days into 12/12 wtf should I do never had em, drenched that plant with pyrethrin and sprayed all the other ones. What else..

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Why the fuck did you use pyrethrin?
Just remove the few mites you got by hand, you don't need any spray for that. You are way over reacting.

These are not spider mites.

Yekke said:

Why the fuck did you use pyrethrin?
Just remove the few mites you got by hand, you don't need any spray for that. You are way over reacting.

These are not spider mites.

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They may be but consider me a noob when it comes to bug infestations the lights were off when I applied. And my eye site is not good enough to "pick them off" waiting on new loupe.

Smoke one.

As a newbie you want to be calm and wait for instructions on things your not sure of.
Pyrethrin kills everything fast without leaving residues, and although it might sound nice at first it just means you sterilized your room and the next pests will have zero competition for resources and would easily over-populate.
A compost tea application is a good idea at this stage : http://www.instructables.com/id/Making-Compost-Tea/?ALLSTEPS

Few mights will not pose a threat to your plants and they will usually disappear when the plants gain more strength.

Yekke said:

Smoke one.

As a newbie you want to be calm and wait for instructions on things your not sure of.
Pyrethrin kills everything fast without leaving residues, and although it might sound nice at first it just means you sterilized your room and the next pests will have zero competition for resources and would easily over-populate.
A compost tea application is a good idea at this stage : http://www.instructables.com/id/Making-Compost-Tea/?ALLSTEPS

Few mights will not pose a threat to your plants and they will usually disappear when the plants gain more strength.

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Thanks the the tea URL guess I just got a little paranoid.