I am having a little bit of an issue with my seedlings. They all show about the same symptoms but this one is the most extreme. Does anyone know why its looking so droopy? My thoughts are heat stress. Also, I'm having trouble keeping the reservoir cool. It is very warm. Could low humidity have anything to do with it? Also, if you don't think there's anything wrong with it, please tell me lol.

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rocks????? its just a baby give it time it may be too warm you gotta keepp that res in check.. get everything worked out, ph, res temp, room temp your gonna run into a lot o problems with a hegh res temp unless you got something to counter it.. a lot of airstones will help and get ya a few more degrees play, h2o2 works wounders in warm res. thats the main problem is less dissolved o2 in warmer water. get it all right than if ther is a problem post again... might be too wet for a youngn like that, dnt got enuff root to suck up all that water in the cube

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Please describe this growing method you got going. Looks like you have a rockwool cube sitting in a little container with some rocks from your driveway?

How are you watering?

How often are you watering?

What kind of water are you using (RO, Distilled, Tap)?

Looks like it's more than likely overwatered. It's very easy to do with youngin's, but with a 1" rockwool cube it's kind of hard to imagine unless you are using an constant drip or something.

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Alright thanks man. I just looked at my babies again, and all the others seem fine except this one, and it's actually the oldest. Weird. Well I'll just keep an eye on it and post if anything more serious happens. Btw do you think the aquarium rocks are a bad idea? I've read that they'll be just as good as hydroton.

Yeah I'm using a DIY bubbleponics system. Like tusseltussel said, I might need more oxygen in the reservoir. I have one 4" bubble disc going in 6 gallons. Do you think this is enough?

I'm not super familiar with "aquarium rocks" for growing, but hydroton is porous and actually retains a bit of moisture. I would be afraid that those won't at all. Shouldn't be a huge problem if you can get the watering cycle down later on. Hydroton also sits nicely without shifting much. Was hydroton more expensive than aquarium rocks? Around here it's pretty inexpensive.

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I couldn't find hydroton anywhere near me and I already had the rocks because they were leftovers that I didn't use in my turtle cage. They don't shift and most of them are round so they won't damage roots.