Curling up

[cherrydaddy]

This grow i used coco. All my plants are healthy and look great except for one. It's curling up and not a little bit. I can't figure it out. Help please.

 

[Amadeus Forzin]

Some pics up so we can see and some more information needed. Lights, nutes, feed frequency etc.
Link in red below on how to upload pics

 

[cherrydaddy]

I've uploaded pics to the gallery. When i go to my photos to post them says i don't.

 

[cherrydaddy]

If u go to my profile u can see my pics

 

[Croatsan]

This could be either from too much light/heat, or too much air (wind) blowing over the leaves. In both cases, the plant tries to reduce leaf surface by curling up (tacoing).

Some more info about your setup would be useful.

 

[Weaselcracker]

when you make a post look at the bottom left corner. Where it says 'my photos'. You can post photos here that way. I looked at your gallery.
In your case it does look like heat stress to me. Is this plant in a hotspot, maybe closest to the light?

 

[Tead]

I peeked at your gallery too (Thanks Weas!).
You're leaves are just screamin that they're too hot.
Leaf margins (the saw teeth) curling up slightly are your fist sign. As this worsens, the entire sides of the leaf curl up and you hit "leaf taco" mode where the leaves resemble taco shells.
You're deep into a taco dinner.
While my plants start showing leaf margin issues around 100f, not all strains are the same. If I hit 105f, I'd be in taco mode myself.
Get your temps down. More fans. Less light. AC. Whatever it takes. Heat spikes can end your grow in a very quick way.