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Twisting leaves

paintslinger78

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Curious what would cause the leaves to twist. I’ve done some looking and haven’t found much info. I’m leaning toward not enough newts or to much light. Color seems light too.
Fast buds cherry lemon cookies in coco and GH Flora series and cal mag.
 

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The color is normal for early growth, seedling stage.

Twisting of the leaves is likely a bit too many nutes at this stage, but I would not change anything. It will grow onto it fine.

Ideally measure EC and give around 0.5 to 0.8 at that stage. pH 5.8 to 6.1, temps around 25⁰C and RH 70%. Light 450PPFD.

It looks good. All will be fine.
 
EC is 0.6, PH is 5.9, and the temp is 72 degrees and RH is 65%. I have no way of checking thePPFD.
This is my first run in this tent with this light but have run the same newts multiple times with no problems in another tent. I’ve never seen the twisting leaves before.
Thanks for the info.
 
A note on pH and calmag suppliment. On occasion you will need to raise the pH to 6.2 and a bit to get good take up by the plant. It helps giving a bit at lower pH as the coco will take it up but the plant will need it too, so vary your pH inputs through a good range so that can happen.
 
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