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Hey man welcome to Bud Builders~!
People will want more info on your grow and what trouble you are seeing/having.
Try to explain as much as you can about your grow style and I am sure someone will pop by.
 
fukit--;_2times said:
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How’s it going? Well from what I can see the plant in on the dark green side. New growth seems dark also. She may be getting a tab too much Nitrogen. But not sure of the strain. She definitely has some of the signs. Dark green leaves, some twisting and curling. The larger fans are showing some sign’s also could be a nute lock out from nitrogen. Might be a cal/mag issue. Feeding regiment would help. Other then that she looks pretty healthy.
 
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Hello 2 timer.

Looks like we have coco and perlite in a fabric pot. Beyond that it's a bit hard to tell.

Without more info on your grow, all we can do is throw guesses at you. Probably low quality guesses. Different problems can manifest themselves in what appears to be the same way when looking at the plant.

If you can give us some detail like watering practices, nutes, ph, lighting, temps and rh, strain (seed, clone, auto / photo, genetics) I'm sure we can jump in and help you.

Without any of that, I'd be guessing that watering schedule is your issue, or what's in the water. Here are a couple links to get you thinking on this:

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Ikilledit said:
How’s it going? Well from what I can see the plant in on the dark green side. New growth seems dark also. She may be getting a tab too much Nitrogen. But not sure of the strain. She definitely has some of the signs. Dark green leaves, some twisting and curling. The larger fans are showing some sign’s also could be a nute lock out from nitrogen. Might be a cal/mag issue. Feeding regiment would help. Other then that she looks pretty healthy.
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Agreed. It does look like it might be heavy on the N although, as @Moe.Red pointed out sometimes things look like one thing and are something else.

More info would be best in regard to all the parameters Moe listed and would allow us to be able to drill down to what we think may be affecting your plant the way it is.
 
More dry back
Less N base feed
More consistent watering practices

Think you're on a good track, just slightly dial back.

Check you're parameters, input > output
E.c/pH

Air circulation speed?

Are they heavily dancing or lightly moving with a breeze.
 
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