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twisted nodes. is this normal?

madmucka

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I'm growing a tripple cheese it's 10 weeks old but only 10 inches tall I think I stunted it by over feeding. I'm growing in coco and transferred my plant from a 10 litre pots to a 20 litre pots 5 days ago. I've noticed my nodes are twisting and also the new growth. I'm still in the veg stage as I'm trying to get it to grow a bit bigger. Is this normal or do I have a sick plant? this is my first grow. I'm on a 24 hr light cycle feeding every other day or so using remo nutrient feed. I'm using a maxibright daylight 315w kit. I was thinking maybe it's a sign to switch to flower. I don't want to fail on my last evening plant 5 died on me already. thanks in advance . I've uploaded some pictures
 

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Are you checking the ph of your run off? I noticed other day when i messed up my ph in my hydro grow the leaves curled in and twisted kinda similar to whats happening to you.
 
I think you stunted it by not allowing it any dark time to develop properly. Autoflowers can use lights 24/7 - but photoperiod plants need the dark time.
 
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vague symptom there, looks like only in the top soft growth. and seems we all get it, and for different reasons?
i get the same pattern of growth but typically its from overcrowding, leaf overlap, and humidity above 50%.
defoliating lightly fixes it. for about a week, lol. cuz then i just have to do it again!
 
this is my purple kush, and the new nodes have the same twist. see the crowding? but after i take a few leaves it goes away and they grow more straight.
 

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thats what im saying. the twisty stuff in new shoots doesnt seem to effect much. the only thing really wrong with madmuckas plant is that its 10 weeks old and tiny, and im kinda with Canuck on this one but im gonna throw in CHRONIC OVERWATERING with it, evidenced by those CRAZY SPEEDBUMPS. hey wait a minute ive met this girl once before. somethings not right here.
 
hey madmucka!...
we met once before. is this the same photoperiod plant you were asking about like a week or so ago?
 
yup, here it is. i thought there was more to this...
posted 8-24, problem with droopy leaves n red veins n stems.
madmucka assuming this is the same plant from almost 2 weeks ago, things are looking much better. almost double in mass since. but it is still recovering!
the way the post read was like it was a new problem, and that could bring you advice that might reverse your work! this kinda thing requires a little history...like a follow up, if you want helpful and accurate feedback.
 

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your new growth aint bad at all madmucka, maybe wait one more day between watering. and try to keep humidity 3 or 4 either side of 49%.

and would you mind telling what you have done with this plant over the last 2 weeks to get her going again?
 
i stopped watering until the pot was really light. it was in a 10 litre pots. I noticed the roots coming through the bottom so repotted her about a week ago. I took my lights up and kept it on 24 hour light cycle and gave her nutes every 2 days. I took off some fan leaves that were blocking alot of light. I also got a small fan in there to circulate the air. I've put her on to flower now and just hope for the best lol.
 
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