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Leaf looks like claw

Cunjo420

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What could be cases of leaves clawing on me. Soil 25l pot. I'm feeding flower nutes and I have this problem for a week havent bothered I thought it will fix by itself. But nah it looks like more and more each day. It first started on the bottom now made way up. Now Not sure if it's normal prices getting late in flower but I heard claws can be indicator for few problems. But I don't have only tips clawing down but entire leaf
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I've just found that my front camera focuses much better because I have a scratch on main one
 

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No. I water in morning before job so she doesn't drop for more than 8 hours. But when I come from job even tho she was watered in morning leaves drop like she is dead. Than I water and leaves jump up again
 
When mine do that it's always from overwaterin. Idk how strong a wind you get but I have 2 & 3 oscillating fans in my tents blowin way to hard- movin branches a couple inches, not just rusting leaves & I don't git wind burn.....?
 
Don't know. My yard looks like a tunnel shaped so when wind enters from street and fields it has nowhere to go but to speed up. 24 hours a day they are wiggling. I don't think it's over watering because when leaves fall down they go up when watered
 
That's one of the symptoms. I thought folks were messin with me or didn't understand my question when they told me the same thing when it happened to mine. & one of the most important rules of growin in potted soil is lettin the soil DRY OUT! (A lesson I've had a hard time learnin lol)
For the wind you could build a wind break fairly easily. Hell a couple pallets stood up would be perfect.
 
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Heat or wind are likely. At this stage in flower they don't need direct sunlight all the time. Can put them in a more shady area with no direct sunlight out of the wind for half the day.
 
Boy that's a good looking sativa what strain? Looking like a 12"cola how long is it? May want to put a stick in there to be ready for the " heavy"
 
Pluck infected leaves or blow off aphids underneath. I'm deali g with aphids for some time wheN I saw them small aphids under leaves I pluck the leave if its under 50%of plant
 
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