[Dave the Shrew]

Posting up for a mate.
He has these curled up leaves I'm not sure what it could be my self so posting up here.

Plant is 2 weeks old in soil. Unknown strain. In six inch pot only being given tap water. Tent is half a meter square by meter high.
His temp is 32.4 and humidity is 61%.
I know temp is a bit high but he has same extractor I run in my veg box and my temps are like 26 max.
Under 200w CFL.

Many thanks in advance.

The Shrew

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[The Dude Abides]

Hi Dave, not entirely sure but it looks like it's being over watered.

 

Let the pot nearly dry out before watering again.

 

Any idea what soil he's using?

 

All good things

 TDA

[olmec]

Canoeing leaves also a sign of low humidity n high temps

[Forest]

heat stress 32 is to high  he needs to sort it back down to 26c

[Dave the Shrew]

Ok cheers guys.
Think he is gonna need a small fan in there.
It's strange as the other plants in his veg room are all ok.

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[olmec]

Ok cheers guys.
Think he is gonna need a small fan in there.
It's strange as the other plants in his veg room are all ok.

Some are just more sensitive than others, as in not as developed root system ect. Even counts on cuts from the same mum

[RealMed]

Ok cheers guys.
Think he is gonna need a small fan in there.
It's strange as the other plants in his veg room are all ok.

They don't look ok.. see a few with leafs curling the big one, looks like a PH problem too, but again that could be from to high of heat.   Get the heat down, and I think things will right things out after a bit.    

[Forest]

They don't look ok.. see a few with leafs curling the big one, looks like a PH problem too, but again that could be from to high of heat.   Get the heat down, and I think things will right things out after a bit.    

 

now ive looked again im in agreement
 

[MDS]

Shouldn't really be any PH problems in most soils as they buffer the PH to the desired level

 

A few soils such as ericaceous composts have to low a PH, but the leaves look plenty healthy enough colour wise.

 

Looks entirely a heat stress & the resultant low humidity problem to me

[Dave the Shrew]

Well now.....
This is quite funny really.
Went to see me mate tonight to help him set up his flower room.
And you'll never guess what the stupid plonker had done. Only installed his extractor fan the wrong way so blowing hot air into the veg box.
Numpty springs to mind.
I said to him the clue is in the name.
So after turning fan round his temps are now under control.
Fucking bell end.
Thanks for all the replies any ways guys.
I've given him a slap.

The Shrew