Is it split water causing this, its 90* and turning

hi
the compost maybe a little strong for the plant !
put a full pic of plant up

looks a bit like my plants mate, im growing 4 mutant looking things that have the same sort of leaves as yours and they seem to be doing fine

I thought that, they look like deformed veg I used to grow when you added too much manure. But they have no nutes and the symptoms started in the J.Innes no1. Ive tested the Aquarium water and it got an EC of 0.5. But this is changed every week or so.

The plants are growing really well, the 2 round leaves pictured here(taken last night, different plant) have doubled in size since yesterday and now look really round

The twisting leaves.... I had that with my plants (first grow still). I had no idea what was wrong with them, but once the new growth is good don't worry about it. Those 2 leaves in the pic which are twisting fall off eventually, or just become useless anyway. Mine ended up turning yellow and falling off and the rest of the growth was fine, now I'm in flower with buds growing laughing at how worried I was about those twisting leaves!

But I wouldn't mind knowing what made em do that in the first place to prevent it from happening in my next grow.

Good luck with yer plants mate

This seems to happen to me alot also on the first set of true leaves, everything always turns out ok.

If it isn't nute burn then it could possibly be due to a chemical known as colchicine. Some seeds whose parents have been treated with it begin life looking like this. Colchicine is used to encourage polyploidy (-irregularities in growth traits), usually to create bushier or higher yielding plants but can also produce some peculiar deformities. Usually they pull through and will be fine, however I had a blueberry a few years ago that started like this and didn't make it- yours look like they'll be ok though.

I'm new to this forum so go easy on me if way off the mark!

Regards, EG

dont worry about it mate mine did this and they are coming on sweet now