Indoor Leaves curling up and clawing inwards.

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Problem: My plant leaves are Curling up and clawing.

Medium/grow method: Soil, Fox Farm Ocean Forest.

Feed: and supplements used: Advanced Nutrients Ph perfect Three part Grow Bloom and Micro at 16ml per 4L and B-52 at 8ml per 4L and Mammoth P at .06 per 4L.

water source: Spring water PH at 6.8

Strain/age: Jawa Kush (Jawa pie+ghost og) week 3 veg.

light used: 400 watt metal halide 18/6

Climate: Daytime 75f-90f Nighttime 60f-65f humidity 40%-65%

Additional info: Been showing signs of stress for little over a week and a half.

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Looks like a heat issue to me. 90 is up there. Id work out a way to lower temps
 
I'm a noob but to me this doesn't look bad. But one of the professionals is better suited to judge this, not me.
 
But, I have some questions.... Have you been giving nutes? Since when? And those 5 gallon buckets are big, are you going outside with this later on or how long do you think you will keep them in veg?

Thanks!
 
...yup. most likely heat stress, bad VPD (vapor pressure deficit) with the high T and low RH%,.. this is basically about how T and RH% affect transpiration rates, CO2 uptake, etc.,.. read up on it in Reference section! A lot of important dots will be connected, you'll see- :thumbsup:
 
...yup. most likely heat stress, bad VPD (vapor pressure deficit) with the high T and low RH%,.. this is basically about how T and RH% affect transpiration rates, CO2 uptake, etc.,.. read up on it in Reference section! A lot of important dots will be connected, you'll see- [emoji106]
So, since controlling temps can be tough, at least for me, should be raise the rh? And best to reference the vpd* charts?
 
So, since controlling temps can be tough, at least for me, should be raise the rh? And best to reference the vpd* charts?
You can run at a higher temp possibly with additional co2 in the tent/grow area. Just what I have researched. When I got up into the lower 80s in my tent I started to get a little leaf curl so 90 is way too hot
 
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