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Odd growth starting

Halibut

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I'm curious if anyone has seen this before and if so, what would be causing it? With 4 decades under my belt, I've never seen this before. This is a Green Crack growing in an open ended green house. The plant seems healthy, yet it's kinda falling down with twisting leaves. The lower limbs don't seem to be affected. This started at one end of the grow and is working it's way to the other end. Any help would be appreciated.
 

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aridbud

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What have you done differently? Manure? Nutes change? Soil brought from elsewhere?
 

corky1968

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I've never seen that before that's odd. I hope she makes it.
I wonder if some unknown parasite is attacking the roots or
something?
 

Halibut

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The only thing I've done different this year is product. http://www.hb-101usa.com/ It was used on all the plants, but up till now, only a couple are getting goofy like this. Nothing different about the soil from the last few years.
 

LyryC

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looks like you have something going on with the roots if the problem is spreading from plant to plant.

looks like a wilt disease.
 

doams

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I'm curious if anyone has seen this before and if so, what would be causing it? With 4 decades under my belt, I've never seen this before. This is a Green Crack growing in an open ended green house. The plant seems healthy, yet it's kinda falling down with twisting leaves. The lower limbs don't seem to be affected. This started at one end of the grow and is working it's way to the other end. Any help would be appreciated.

maybe using no fans cause this?
are you using fans or no?
 

Halibut

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looks like you have something going on with the roots if the problem is spreading from plant to plant.

looks like a wilt disease.

The boxes are completely separate from each other. I've looked at the different wilt articles, but they don't seem to be like what I'm experiencing. As far as fans, this is open to the elements on each end with plenty of air flowing through.

I did try flushing the roots real good with water. I'll see what that does.??????? Herbicides....Hmmmm We have an Alfalfa field close by. If that was an issue, you'd think it would have raised it's ugly head before this. A possibility though.
 

Bud Green

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Looks to me like a plant that's re-vegging...
like it was started under 16 hour lights indoors, moved outside to 13 hour sunlight and began flowering and as the days have been getting longer it is confused and trying to re-veg...
 

Halibut

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Looks to me like a plant that's re-vegging...
like it was started under 16 hour lights indoors, moved outside to 13 hour sunlight and began flowering and as the days have been getting longer it is confused and trying to re-veg...


Sorry, I missed this one. These are clones we took from the mother last year. When they went outside, the time was equal. I've seen re vegging many times, but not like this.
I'll report back if I find something of interest. In the meantime, thanks so much for your input. Always appreciated.
 

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