Hard to tell from the blurple pic. Need a natural light pic or flash if nothing else. Leafs look like there twisted.
Post a nat light pic with a support ticket to get the community help. If im still on ill try to help after info is posted
First off, roll down the pot so the plant can some air…
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She’s too deep in the pot and that purple light needs an upgrade. Where are her roots gonna go? And what part of light is purple in nature?
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@oldmarine is right not enough dirt. So is @Dankloud , more air flow. Other than that I think it might be too much nutes.
I used FFOF which is quite hot. Some of mine did this at first.
Soil looks super wet. Did you just water?
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@NYDon
i just flashed her about 2 hours before my 1st post very little nutritions
@oldmarine. my other plants are doing fine under that light
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Are they that deep in the pot, too? You gotta give 'em room to grow.!
As far as the purple lights go, I too fell for the Amazon hype and first purchased a burple. Fortunately, this forum has a support group.
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Why is the plant a foot below the top of the pot? @burn1bkunt
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@oldmarine I still have a KIND LED 600 watt that is blurple. It was a great light three years ago and still grows some super tasty cannabis. I won’t waste money on a new light when this works perfectly fine. The lights were meant to simulate the sun’s natural light. You can’t see it in nature, but in a small light fixture you can. Anyways, I think the light is the least of this person’s issue
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That plant won’t have a big root system. I would think you could remove it with a hand type gardening shovel and fill the pot with some fresh soil and transplant it back in without even a hiccup. Just give it a good watering once she’s back in the pot. Good luck.
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A lot of issues could be causing the problem. A lot more information is needed to troubleshoot.
In the mean time, I agree you should transplant to a full container of grow medium. It could be a stagnant air/heat issue caused by the deep container. The plant needs air flow thru/around it, temp and humidity control to facilitate good transpiration.
It could also be a water issue. 1. Overwatering can cause all sorts of weirdness. Ensure the pot is dry if your in soil prior to watering. 2. Water pH out of spec can also cause unexpected results. Ensure you dechlorinate or dechloramine your tap water before pH adjustment.
I would start with the basics and see if new growth improves.
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Best advice.
No, that is King, a knock off of KIND. It is a KIND xl600
