Canoeing leaves?

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Whats causing this? Ive watered more, let dry out, adjusted lights. Im at a loss.

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Those 3 are in a mix of miracle grow and FFOF.
This one is in Promix HP in a infinity 1 gallon grow bag. I sprayed a little water on the leaves to see if they were drying out.
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Ive done some research but its almost like it could be anything. Thought Id ask the professional’s.

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Probably nutrient overload and pH issues. MG and Ocean Forest are both very hot.

MG has time release nitrogen pellets in it. What this does is submarine your pH and nuke your plants with nitrogen every time you water.

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What is the ph of the water you give them?
And have you measured the ph of the runoff after it’s came out the bottom?
Any heater blowing twards them or near a heat source?

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Dont spray your leaves at all. I made that mistake.
At this early stage over watering is a common problem

I water every 3 days during vegetative state.

Less is more … 300ml is all id use and check your ph levels of your water.
I go between 5.8 and 6.2 .

Only feed once a week for now.

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Heat or humidity is the most common cause of taco-ing

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