Why aren’t my leaves curling?

[Theoneeyedguy2020]

are my plants damaging due to overwatering ? I don’t know what the problem is....

 

[Chris Scorpio]

Pics without blurple helps a lot my friend

 

[MrFortwenty]

Impossible to tell with those pictures. Pots look quite tiny for a plant that size though

 

[Virgin Ground]

I'd repot. Might take care of the issue without any other intervention.

 

[Virgin Ground]

You mentioned that overwatering could be the issue. Since you are not sure about this, I was wondering if you could briefly describe your watering process?

Repotting isn't going to help much of you don't have a handle on your watering practices. We are here to help you, though.

 

[Theoneeyedguy2020]

I'd repot. Might take care of the issue without any other intervention.

Damn work has me busy and the girlfriend doesn’t like got help haha I’ll do that today

 

[Virgin Ground]

Enjoy your repotting. Lol. It's good to spend time with your plants daily, if you can. Give them a quick look over for bugs, deficiencies and check for environmental problems.

 

[Theoneeyedguy2020]

You mentioned that overwatering could be the issue. Since you are not sure about this, I was wondering if you could briefly describe your watering process?

Repotting isn't going to help much of you don't have a handle on your watering practices. We are here to help you, though.

Well I do a feed water schedule, plants were good , I’ve done 2 feeds this second watering is where the problems started.

 

[moderngroroom]

Well I do a feed water schedule, plants were good , I’ve done 2 feeds this second watering is where the problems started.

looks root bound not overwatered..

 

[Virgin Ground]

When I said watering practices ,I was referring to the amount and frequency.

Do you know the pH values of your water, both plain and with nutrients?

 

[pontiacman]

Replant those monsters! I have to do the same tomorrow....:-(

 

[Theoneeyedguy2020]

When I said watering practices ,I was referring to the amount and frequency.

Do you know the pH values of your water, both plain and with nutrients?

Yes I do. Plain I get it to. A ph level of 6 and with nutes it’s 6.5.as for transplanting I will be doing that tonight or early morning.

 

[Virgin Ground]

If they are in soil. Transplant and pH your water to between 6.3-6.8 pH. 6 is low and it will lock out Ca ,P and Mg. Lift Pot to gauge when to water. Make sure your environment is on point and things should turn around. If you are in coco/ passive hydro refer to the hydro side.