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    Spining leafs

    Hello everybody,
    I have a problem with my little plant, it grows, a beautifull green color, but leafs are strangly spining.
    Does someone know what the problem is ?
    Thanks in advance for your help

    #2
    What kind of soil are you using ?
    Do you have perlite/Leca in the soil?
    what about drainage in the pot?
    Just because people are over 50 doesn’t mean they know everything.
    You can teach a old dog new tricks - But it will still think the old ways are the “best” lol

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      #3
      It's pretty young. I don't think I would worry unless it keeps up.
      Space: 4 x 5 x 6, Two 600w HPS, Dirt farmer since Nov 2012.

      Current Grow: White Truffles (GG#4 X Peanut Butter Breath)

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        #4
        I took ground from my garden : it's dense, thick.
        So no perlite or leca. Just holes at the bottom of the pot.I'm aerating the soil regulary.
        Do you think it's just a problem of too much water ? Can it be Broad mites ?

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        • CaptainWiese91
          CaptainWiese91 commented
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          There is your problem mate. You need leca or perlite. Go to the garden store and buy “tomato soil” it has the right PH range for cannabis in soil. And the right nutrients to start of the seedling 👍🏻

        #5
        my guess would be the soil, it looks (as you say) very dense. this will cause all sorts of problems

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          #6
          Ok thanks! I will buy good soil and rempotting it !

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            #7
            Tralalam How are you aerating your soil?
            C'mon, mule!

            Coco/perlite
            3x3x6

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              #8
              Gingerbeard By doing like my gran'mother was saying me to do : hoeing the soil (in fact, breaking the ground through a thin rod)

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              • Gingerbeard
                Gingerbeard commented
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                Got it. My grandfolks had a tool with two hollow tubes at the downward end. Held together with a wish-bone shape handle that you would step on to push the tubes into the ground. Like a shovel with the tubes instead of the head.
                I picked up a small aquarium pump and bubble for half an hour before every watering or fertilizing.

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