GrowrNotShowr
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I think it may be due to the high humidity outside at the moment 
Help! what is causing this leaf curl?
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SWvoodoo
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Id think that is a nute lock out... what other info can you give? how is it grown? what is the ph of your solution/soil? what ppm are your nutes? what are you feeding? etc
Im thinking that looks like a mix of ph induced deficiency and nute burn??
Im thinking that looks like a mix of ph induced deficiency and nute burn??
GreatLife4All
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Looks like nute burn to me. Possibly too much K.
You need to analyze what you are feeding the plants. And as mentioned - pH could be the root cause.
You need to analyze what you are feeding the plants. And as mentioned - pH could be the root cause.
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GrowrNotShowr
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I was following this schedule Nutes - What To Use & How To Use Them - Tutorial the bio bizz one. I think the leaf curl was caused my mold, as I lost the whole plant to mold, it was in my greenhouse outside and the humidity was very high. I am now building a grow box in my house, not losing another!
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GrowrNotShowr
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I didnt have a ph tester, so that could have contributed to it. Will get one for the next plant.
Conradino23
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Most likely high PH. What water do you use?
