In general, overwatering does more damage to your plants than gently underwatering. If the leaves are drooping and appear to be developing slowly, and the soil is dry to an inch deep or more, it is time to water. Overwatering is one of the most common issues that new growers face, and it is fortunately easy to correct. Cannabis leaves curl due to both waterlogging and root rot. Overwatering puts the plant at risk of drowning and bud rot, as well as providing the perfect setting for Pythium, the parasite that causes root rot. The first step in determining the source of curling leaves is to make sure you are not overwatering. Whether you are a novice or a seasoned grower, you will need to figure out what is causing your weed leaves to curl and correct it. Although weed leaves curling down is a typical occurrence, it can be difficult to cure, especially for beginner growers. This may include the plant drooping, leaves turning yellow, and/or leaves curling down into a claw shape.Ĭlawing or curling of the leaves is one of the most common difficulties that most people have with cannabis plants. Almost every grower has experienced a circumstance where his or her plant begins to show signs of distress. Cannabis plants cannot scream for aid, but they may give indications when something is wrong.
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