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Right I am about 10 days in since the seed showed its head above the ground. Things havnt been too good: Unreagular light cycle, Ph problem (now sorted). Now the leafs are looking all funky. I water very little amounts avery 2 days, its around 70-75F in my grown room with a fan blowing on them. Here they are, what is wrong? Im a 3rd time grower and i cant make this one work! | ||
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| Is your fan blowing directly on to them or above them if its directly on to them that might be the cause, ofcourse i'm no expert  | ||
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 Leaves often exibit this in early stages of life depending on the strain. Many breeders call this a "crinkle" like deformity. Many strains will only grow like this during their infancy; others will exibit this for their whole life cycle. Thai, and thai crosses for example exibit this mutation. While Ph fluctuation has been known to cause leaf twisting, I have seen both the genetic mutation and pH related leaf twist; what I see here is almost surely genetic. It should also be mentioned that messing with the light cycle can have unexpected effects. When plants are this young their sexuality is being differentiated around 2 weeks or so (not expressed, just determined). Knidik, with this much stress from the start keep an eye out for hermies. You must make sure that your photoperiod is not irregular in the future. Having an irregular photoperiod will ruin your chances of producing a quality product. Just my  knidik but if you wanna get something worth smoking you gotta get your growroom situated and running properly. I dont know if you have one but making a grow journal is a new grower's best friend!!  oh and happy420 | |||
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| Thanx a lot mate Im not a new grower, but this is the first time ive had this problem. Ill make sure as of tomorrow that the light cycle is steady. I as doing 22/2, but sometimes i forgot to turn the lights of. Ill be doing 18/6 as of tomorrow. Thanks again man | ||
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