Hey y'all
I'm hoping someone can help me even though I don't have a picture yet.
I'm about 25 days into flower, so far everything has been going along great. I have 6 plants in a 4.5 x 4.5 tent with a 400 HPS, growing in coir.
Yesterday I noticed the Nepali Rukum (sativa) plants very droopy. For a few days now they've been having a sort of taco leaf look, curled under along both edges.
Now today there's a very strong chlorophyll smell. The room has normally been stinking of skunk (I can get away with the smell issue fortunately, so I don't have a carbon filter).
Two days ago both of the Nepalis looked good. Yesterday not as good. Today, terrible. I'll try and get a picture later tonight. The other 4 plants look fine.
The only two things I've changed are: added molasses to the nute water the last two feedings.
Temperature outside has increased. I was using the lighting for heat in that room, because it has been cold as hell in my house. Now we've jumped into spring and suddenly it's like 20-30 degrees warmer.
I raised the lights up a few feet, since the two Nepalis are the tallest plants in the room. I also opened the tent doors wide and put a fan drawing air in from outside the tent. It felt kind of muggy in there. That chlorophyll smell was hurting me, like my plants were cooking.
Is this likely to just be heat stress? What else should I do besides get pictures?
Thanks
I'm hoping someone can help me even though I don't have a picture yet.
I'm about 25 days into flower, so far everything has been going along great. I have 6 plants in a 4.5 x 4.5 tent with a 400 HPS, growing in coir.
Yesterday I noticed the Nepali Rukum (sativa) plants very droopy. For a few days now they've been having a sort of taco leaf look, curled under along both edges.
Now today there's a very strong chlorophyll smell. The room has normally been stinking of skunk (I can get away with the smell issue fortunately, so I don't have a carbon filter).
Two days ago both of the Nepalis looked good. Yesterday not as good. Today, terrible. I'll try and get a picture later tonight. The other 4 plants look fine.
The only two things I've changed are: added molasses to the nute water the last two feedings.
Temperature outside has increased. I was using the lighting for heat in that room, because it has been cold as hell in my house. Now we've jumped into spring and suddenly it's like 20-30 degrees warmer.
I raised the lights up a few feet, since the two Nepalis are the tallest plants in the room. I also opened the tent doors wide and put a fan drawing air in from outside the tent. It felt kind of muggy in there. That chlorophyll smell was hurting me, like my plants were cooking.
Is this likely to just be heat stress? What else should I do besides get pictures?
Thanks