Ah, well its all in my grow journal, but heres a breakdown.

24/0 from seed in AG (1/31 on this seed)
Nothing but spring water that I let sit out for a few days with the cap off.

Temp has ranged from maybe 85-90 at the hottest point. (was for a few hours).

Its usually around 70-75 inside my grow space.


Root growth is doing fine, I have tons of long healthy roots growing every day. I have a 10" airstone pumping tiny oxygen bubbles up to them also.

I put 1/3 of a nutrient solution in my res and they started to look a little bit better, but then the first night I gave them darkness (18/6) they looked worse in the morning. And now they look how they do.


So I started looking for possible problems..

This thread looked like it might have someone who would have the answer.

If you can't tell from that, I guess its a pH issue.

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I recommend a rest. A 20/4 is a nice compromise.

It's not a pH issue. Your plant is suffering from moisture stress witness the "claw" and curling leaves. You didn't say what I feel is the most relevant clue as to what's causing it - too much salts (nutes).

Good luck,
UB

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Thanks for the response,

I have switched to 18/6 as of yesterday (2 days of 6 hours darkness so far)

They started look crappy before I gave them nutes. I used about 1/3 of a nutrient tablet and they started to look a tiny bit better then got worse.

I think I just got worried and posted here without trying to wait it out, it looks like they are slowly getting better.

I'm glad that I was actually able to positively ID my problem though, now I know what was wrong with my babies =]

one of them doesn't really look that good though.. (dying round leaf was from problems shedding seed membrane from shell)


here is the one I posted a pic of earlier. (looking much better)


does that first plant still look like its suffering from moisture stress? I figured I was in the clear since the other plant started looking better, I'm just assuming that one is slow.

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Looks good to me. Good that you're trying to correct a wrong before it gets much bigger.

I'm curious, what is the NPK value of the food you're giving it?

UB

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Yes, you just solved every problem and question I had. lol Now I dont know what to do today...

Wsup everyone,Im havin a problem wit my ladies.they all got limp and droopy.I dont kno how to get them bak on track.can someone please help?

YO LIKE HOW DIDS YOU GET THEM THAT WAY AND SH*T YO....

Seriously...I'd like to help, but with that kind of vernacular it doesn't look like you understand English very well.

Try a photo and a description of your routine, and maybe some one here can point out what may be useful to you.

Overwatering? First choice. Too little light? Too cold?

What are you growing in what, and for how long?

spencer

UB, question for you. I looked around, but I couldnt find an answer. The bottom branches of one of my plants is very very soft. They arnt hard and crispy like the other main colas. My other plants dont have that problem, bottom branches are firm.

What could be the problem? Let me know if you need pics.

Oh yeah, I watered a few days ago, atleast 3. Ive been checking the weights of the pots, and though the top few inches feel extremely dry to the point the dirt is seperating from the walls. It still has a good weight to it, so its def still wet at the bottom.