boron deficiency?

[Weedman420]

Top leaves are all wrinkled looking. I am not sure what this is. Two plants are showing signs of this(same strain). The rest are doing fine (differnt strains)

 

[Mr.furley]

Looks like a root or PH problem.

 

[starramus]

Looks vaguely like a broad mite problem, but as noted by NebulaHaze https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-plant-problems/broad-mites the symptoms are similar to Mr.furley reply.

 

[Weedman420]

I looked with a scope. Theres no mites. I think my ph was to high. But I'll check the roots when I get home

 

[starramus]

You'd think that the other plants would be effected as well with an improper pH. But that's great news no bugs!

 

[Mr.furley]

I'm sure they would love a bigger pot you can look at the roots when you transplant them.
What is the medium you are growing in?

 

[Daniellerose46]

I had the same problem when I started my triple cheese I believe. Some of the leaves were so crinkled and even the ends of the leaves were almost a separate part like a drop at the end.

I reduced watering and let the roots get very strong and I noticed the typical shaped leaf started growing again. I was concerned at first, but I’ve noticed less is more in that situation. You see the one in the corner in the pic that was the one effected but is amazing now.

I have also not started using nutrients until at least 2 months.

 

[Weedman420]

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[Mr.furley]

It is possible boron yet it is a less common problem and usually contributed by something else. Can you tell us about your grow medium? Watering practices? Did you check that PH? Are your leaf tips crispy?

 

[Weedman420]

I last watered with a 25% plant food solution at a ph of 6.2 I'm growing in regular potting soil. This is day 1 just after they were transplanted from clone. I cloned them in rockwood cubes. At first I had the ph at about 6.8. I've been dropping the ph gradually. I'm gonna stay at 6.2 now

 

[Mr.furley]

I would give them a couple days before doing much of anything, if its new soil and you just transplanted that could be causing the problem. I do agree that they look over watered but once again that could also be a part of transplant shock.
Let the pot dry out and water next time with just plain PH'ED water and watch the new growth for improvement.
What is your plant food solution?

 

[Weedman420]

I'm using Megamass plant products. Grow, blend, and bloom. It's just the basic plant food. Nothing speacial. The temp and humidity aren't right as well. I'm fairly new at this. I also have limited space. And at least a month before the big ones are done.this is all a fresh start after having spider mites pretty bad

 

[Weedman420]

This is an old photo of my setup so far. I am currently building another room so I can have a veg room and flower room

 

[Mr.furley]

Nice space! I like it.

 

[Mr.furley]

I feel you, we all starts somewhere. All of this that you are mentioning can affect your plants, let them rest and keep us posted.