can you please post some pictures of the whole plant and also the light used, nutes, watering schedule...as much as you can tell one of the experienced growers here to help you....
I've had this happen in my soil grows also. This is my very first attempt at hydroponics.
Yeah I exhaust out the attic and the co2 level stays around 800 naturally in my home
This is my first attempt also I wanted to actually see how hard it is and so far so good. I only wish that I would have had the right stuff from the beginning.
Hey we all have to learn somehow. Overall she looks healthy. I never mind a leaf or 5 being a little out of whack. It's when the entire plant starts looking unhealthy. I am not as far as you in my grow but you seem to have it down. Good luck on the rest of the grow.
I was just curious to what might be going on. I'm currently in limbo I've been waiting on my delivery from seedsman and can't wait I'm just afraid that this virus thing will have overseas shipments delayed. I've got amnesia haze, sudden impact, thc bomb and a bunch of free ones to, lemon cake, Jack herer, blueberry, plus some 30:1 CBS seeds. All in all I paid for 30 and got 14 for free. I spent around 250 dollars. I want to try a dwc vs. a fox farm ocean forest grow and see what happens and to see if hydroponics is easier than soil and which one produces better quality.
This isn't just happening with my first attempt with hydroponics I've had this same issue with just about everyone of my grows in quality soil. I understand when they taco up because of heat and or very intense light. But what about when you see one that tacos down? And it's definitely not the claw from nitrogen toxicity. It's not an entire leave just one of the fingers and it can happen from different areas of the plant also.Thanks for shoutout @Zooie
I’m a lil short for time atm, @Ganjagrandaddy had a great response. For any further information I’m going to send my man @West Hippie in here to possibly help you with any further questions... he’s a wizard when it comes to hydro.
Thanks for looking I know it's probably nothing to worry about but it has to be something that I'm doing. Either it's happening when the leaf is very young and gets worse as it grows because it never gets better. When the leaf is mature you can actually fold it upward like a taco and it will hold that position without damaging it. So I'm going to lean maybe towards genetics. This seed came from dispensary top shelf bud and the other plants where second and third generation plants from the Jack herer I originally bought from seedsman. Not blaming seedsman in anyway, I cloned my original Jack almost 2 years ago I just ended up with some seeds from the 3rd generation and I had noticed that leaf problem then I was just hoping that someone else might have seen this and knew what was causing it.
