KansasCityChief

I would wait on the nutes. It looks like they are burned already. What kind of soil is that ? The reason for the drooping is probably a little too much water.

Yea what kind of soil are you using... It looks hot, meaning there are nutes in it already. Back off on watering when you water the soil releases nutes and looks like you are burning and overwatering. Let me know if you need further help. It's harvest day for me!

yep seems like everyone kinda is thinkin the same, gota watch how much u water, try the container thing i told u about by lifting the container to see how heavy it is when it just got watered and lifting it when its completely dry so u know what it the weight feels like when its dry, let ur soil dry out completely before u water, the trick is to let the soil dry out but water before the plant starts to stress and droop, by lifting the containers and gettin to know how how light they are when they are dry ul be able to get a better idea of when to water, also i was kinda wondering how close do u keep ur lights? and how big of lights are u running? i would let the soil dry up completely before giving it water again and start watering less, if that doesnt help then ul need to get a chelating agent to force the plant to eat the nutrients but try lettin ur soil dry out completely and water less before u try adding any nutes or chelating agents like humic or fulvic acid

Try some calmag, To me it looks like a calcium/ magnesium deficency.

oh yeah for my lights im using 5 26 wt cfls and 3 inches away from the plant