Any idea what's wrong?

**Bundy75** · 02-12-18, 11:49 PM

Does anyone know what is wrong with these leaves. I re-potted 48hrs ago and watered them with about 1litre of water as they were pretty dry. The plant in question is about 2 inches taller than the other 2 i have and they aren't showing anything wrong. My light is a qb running at about 150w. I keep my light about 26 inches above them.

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**Jeff** · 03-12-18, 01:14 AM

Originally Posted by Bundy75

Does anyone know what is wrong with these leaves. I re-potted 48hrs ago and watered them with about 1litre of water as they were pretty dry. The plant in question is about 2 inches taller than the other 2 i have and they aren't showing anything wrong. My light is a qb running at about 150w. I keep my light about 26 inches above them.

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They're a little stressed. Give them a day or 2

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**Jeff** · 03-12-18, 01:15 AM

Also they may be thirsty. Check the soil

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**Trex** · 03-12-18, 01:41 AM

99.9% sure thats overwatering . That soil looks drenched . And when the tips point down like that . Nitrogen overfeed . Slack on the nutes and water

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**MonsterEnergy** · 03-12-18, 01:42 AM

it's called 'the claw' for good reason - your either over feeding slightly or a fans pointed right at her,
not all plants like/need the same amount of food - or if it's in a heavy fertilized soil it's too hot

**Bundy75** · 03-12-18, 02:23 AM

Thanks for the replies guys, the soil isn't drenched as the top few inches is pretty dry to be honest, the fan is sweeping across them so I'll move it up a bit, as for nutes I haven't fed them any since I started them apart from some root stim a couple of weeks ago. I suppose it could be the fresh soil as I've just re-potted them, it's old timers supreme.

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**Trex** · 03-12-18, 04:27 AM

Originally Posted by Bundy75

Thanks for the replies guys, the soil isn't drenched as the top few inches is pretty dry to be honest, the fan is sweeping across them so I'll move it up a bit, as for nutes I haven't fed them any since I started them apart from some root stim a couple of weeks ago. I suppose it could be the fresh soil as I've just re-potted them, it's old timers supreme.

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Sometimes highly fertilized soils will do it . Steady as she goes and it usually goes away . But definetly dont fertilize her .

Can u post pic of entire plants from the sides ? ? They look droopy also . It may be underwatering also . Its almost the same symptom. If lack of water . The e.c of soil can skyrocket and do the same .

Trick for waterin i use . If it take more the two dsys for it to need another watering . It may be too much . And vice versa . Its tricky at first but you get the hang of it fast

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**Bundy75** · 03-12-18, 10:01 AM

Here's some side pics, the first pic is the one with the issue the other 2 don't seem as bad....yet

Originally Posted by Trex

Sometimes highly fertilized soils will do it . Steady as she goes and it usually goes away . But definetly dont fertilize her .

Can u post pic of entire plants from the sides ? ? They look droopy also . It may be underwatering also . Its almost the same symptom. If lack of water . The e.c of soil can skyrocket and do the same .

Trick for waterin i use . If it take more the two dsys for it to need another watering . It may be too much . And vice versa . Its tricky at first but you get the hang of it fast

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