So today I had a little upwards leaf curl I was told a number of things I think the 3 most valuable were the fans maybe being on the plants to much.. Not directly on the but length of time ( probably ) & by this they were able to oscillate over the plants to much creating some drier colder air even tho the humidity is closer in check now than before.. The lights being to close.. I don't think that the lights were necessarily to close as far as literally just to close. I think with the new growth this provided more foliage, more foliage provided more surface area coverage.. Which in turn aloud the plants to be able to pick up more of the usable light.. Since the plants can't dial down the amount of light they receive which forces more water & comes with nutrient intake, the plants end up kinda overdosing.. And the last thing was a more constant humidity.. The humidifier I got ya it sucks in a way.. It has lowered the temps in here to 73°-77° when its running but unless I am in here watching it doesbt really lower or hold humidity well. The $56 SPT humidifier has a humidistat and a temp gouge on it but they are both horrendously of continuously, they do not work.. My other meter says its 77 degrees in here it has 30° C my meter says their is a humidity level of 57 it says that its 32.. But despite that the model doesn't turn off when humidity levels are met and it wouldn't anyway because the levels on its meter are always so far off it never even registers and that if you turn if of or have it set on a timer it doesbt just come back on humidifying unless you press the button to. You cab find a some what happy medium find the place in the room it most helps the direct area of your plants and holds that humidity (you will have to have a legit meter to find this out because the digital one it has is crap) then turn your 2 spray vents in either direction to help dial the flow and level down even more to help with consistencies. Other than that don't buy this humidifier for anything other than maybe to help lower temps.. Like I said $56 bucks its almost all but useless.. But it does have its usefulness in budget and if you work at finding the sweeter spots..
Anyway
Humidifier places 20" away. Level with plants and have vent nozzles spread spraying parallel (away) from plants. Wall helps direct the indirect humidity
Light in new condition. Light was at 5-6 inches has been raised to 11.5
Fan. Has been turned of and today will be thrown onto a timer and will oscillate maybe 15 min an hour and was previously moved back. Sits 4ft away
Thanks to friends from Roll-it-up and 420 for helping me figure thing out. I was pretty sure on the humidity lvls being more constant.. But the light intensity over new foliage want something I figured out till I thought about it after being told the light were to hot.. Since the light couldn't have been to hot most likely the LED intensity was more the culprit and for the fan idea. Maybe not as big a part but could possibly have played its part to
Plants back to normal besides the few side points that had the most curl.that damage may not repair but the plant is functioning as normal an looks good
Oh on another note it was the Bilbo strain that was effected the AK never even budged. Very possible this plant can handle alot more light and food uptake, humidity swing, and fan usage..