Indoor cannabis growers commonly utilize fans to create a pleasant and breezy environment for their plants. However, it is essential to be cautious, as excessive wind can lead to certain issues. When marijuana plants are subjected to too much breeze, their leaves may suffer from wind burn. Wind-burned leaves typically exhibit a clawed appearance, with their tips curling downwards. While clawed leaves can resemble symptoms of overwatering, underwatering, or nitrogen toxicity, wind burn is identified when the leaves in close proximity to the fan exhibit this clawed shape while leaves farther away remain unaffected. Additionally, high levels of wind can cause unusual problems, such as the development of brown or bronze spots on affected leaves, resembling burn marks. These spots occur due to the leaf's inability to perform its normal functions.