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Brown leaves and heat

silvfx66

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I am about 2 weeks into a grow with OG Kush from Nirvana seeds. I am growing in fox farms ocean forest in 2x2x4 grow tent with a 180w led grow light. I am struggling with the leaves turning brown and curling up. I am being cautious with the water but trying to keep it well hyrdrated. I am struggling to keep the heat down, right now it is running about 83F, I have an intake fan, exhaust fan and small desk top fan inside the tent for additional circulation. I am wondering if it is the heat causing the issue or I am missing something. I did originally have a 300w led grow light but went back to my 180 to see if it was too much light burning the plants. Any help would be great appreciated. This is my third grow and first in a real grown tent. I usually grow during the winter when the room is cooler.
 

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Fox Farms Ocean Forest is great for a plant that’s been in less hot soil and allowed to grow there until it’s more mature and than transplanted into a hotter mix like ffof at least it’s worked for me that way. Lol
 
do you check ph? fox farms soil, like potted said, can be very hot but your plant seems to be having a more severe issue than nutrient burn
 
checked the PH and it is fine. The humidity is a bit high too. Should I possibly transplant until it corrects itself and if so which soil would be recommended
 
What size pot is it in? What kind of pot? Seems a little small for 2 weeks. Were they under the led the whole time? 83 should be fine for veg with high humidity. Have you fed it nutes? I've seen some strange stuff with ffof but not like this. I'm wondering if you're overwatering. Ffof holds onto moisture very well and with a high humidity you shouldn't have problems with keeping the plant hydrated.
 
Ff ocean forest is better for larger plants with a more established root system. You have burnt tips and looks like the lower leaves are going to be gone soon. Next time try mixing the happy frog with the ocean forest when transplanting such a young plant. She could still recover, but you will lose a bit of grow time here for sure.
 
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