Feeling paranoid, how's she look?

[Canachris]

My tangerine haze is looking a bit odd. Her leaves a scruncing up, she's supposed to be sativa dominant but looks very indica ish. She's 14 days since sprouts. What do y'all think, am I good or is there something I should be watching for?

 

[Mudballs]

Nothing to worry about...yet. is that outdoor? If yes, then that wonky look is perfectly normal in early life of plants.

 

[Canachris]

Nothing to worry about...yet. is that outdoor? If yes, then that wonky look is perfectly normal in early life of plants.

Thanks, she's indoors but gets a lot of real sun via the windows

 

[Canachris]

Can't tell if she's looking worse .. Will spritzin her with the spray bottle while she is in the sun harm ?

 

[Canachris]

I may have been cooking her, just put the fan on her

 

[Phytoplankton]

Spritzing while in strong light can cause burn spots on the leaves The thing I see is the crispy leaf tips, either from too strong of nutes, too much water or in your case probably too much heat. She will recover, get the temps down. What media are you growing in?

 

[Canachris]

She was just put in the container of Coast of Maine Stonington blend. But I totally spaced out and lost track of how hot the sunlight coming in the window was. I should know better it is the time of year that the sun is at its strongest, I was lulled by a mild month. if I look out that window the poison ivy is all wilting and burnt. Welp I have clouds on tap for this afternoon an tomorrow hopefully she'll recover under the LED's

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

Once she has flowered with the bud slow air dried & cured.

The first bowl, blunt rolled or vaped of tangerine haze with any feeling of paranoid will soon surpass from any endeavours through out the grow

 

[Canachris]

heat stress, I lost track of how hot it was. It was only 8 am, but no breeze at all. I should have had a fan on her. i F'd up big time

 

[SmokingWings]

I may have been cooking her, just put the fan on her

Some burn on the tips which probably will not go away but the rest of the leaf will survive.

It is not as bad as the thermometer makes it look. The sunlight heats up the thermometer to temps higher than the air so it is a false reading of how hot the plant is. Even the soil in the sunlight will not get up to 120 degrees F. Even the soil will not get that hot since there is some evaporation which helps to cool off the surface.

 

[Canachris]

Thanks SW, ha ha I kinda freaked out when I saw the 120 on the thermometer. I was figuring that was the temps the leaves were feeling. Ok, so I'm not too much of a doe-tard

 

[Canachris]

She's actually starting to look better, those lower leaves are cooked but they come off in a week anyhoo