Weird pheno trait?

Sick Plants & Problems
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So these back up clones i took before flipping the moms into flower but they still end up throwing single blade leafs as if they were in re veg also very branchy and new shoots seem curled up and sick looking.

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There getting full feed jacks every other day can use an up pot but i wanna keep them in solos for another week or two when room opens. Temps not ideal at 30c and 48% humidity. Single fan inside circulating air

Sick or just a weird pheno?

EDIT THEY DID HAVE MITES AND I DID A FULL PLANT UPSIDE DOWN DUNK 3 TIMES IN 7 DAYS. FOR A MINUTE. so can also be stress

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I would say sick (viroid? icon_e_confused|nullxnull), too many symptoms to be just a deficiency… :roll_eyes:

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Did you take cuts in flower? Looks like reveg symptoms.

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i woud agree with that

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Reveg, root bound, and potentially overfeeding.

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You just gave yourself your answer.

Looks like the soil is hot too, is that reused from a previous run or a more stabilised plant? May be excess of nutes?

Anyhow give it another couple of weeks and you can take proper good looking cuts out of those

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Definitely reveg single leaf profile and i will also go on a limb and agree with the consensus of rootbound symptom and or feed concentration .The singles should go to threes then fives like this one ive flipped back

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this is 3rd gen from seed. so if it was viroid would have to be in the parents. i really dont think so. but never know right. i think root bound and heavy feed myself.

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taken before moms were flipped so still veg. but it did the exact same thing last time when i did take from 3rd week in flower.

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most likely the latter 2 also my guess.

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coco perlite mother earth 70/30 new out the bag.

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Looking at the top of that dirt i have a feeling they stay a little too watered too with those plants drooping sad could also be a sign of rootbound too though.Definitely can be corrected

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Try to just give water for a few days and see if that helps flush the soil a little and see how they react.
Just a suggestion.

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there in coco i would just lighten the feed to maybe 80%

only going to keep 2 of the 4 maybe even one.

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What ever method you use to correct the problem i wish you luck

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I think you still got mites !!! They can be difficult to get rid of. Keep an eye out as I believe you still have an ongoing battle to fight. Sorry my friend best of luck in your fight. Lost coast plant therapy I would suggest every 2 days and consider adding as suggested below.

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Edit- sometimes the regular solution just won’t resolve the problem. So there is stronger mixes as suggested.

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Dude howd you get my plant for this picture?

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i will get the scope out and give them a good look over and report back. havent checked in about a week

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Bring a black piece of paper, lay it in your garden shake the leaves check the paper… A lot easier than trying to find them on the leaves. Cheers !!!

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Twins lol :joy:

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