Leaves are curling down; I am worried since I'm into my second week of flowering.

I would say you are still overwatering, for one thing. So you know, watering your plant is not about how much water you give at one time, it's about how frequently you do it. When the plant is ready for watering, you could pour 10 gallons of solution through a one gallon planter and if you allow the plant to dry out between waterings, it'll be just fine. Watering 1/2 galloon every other day will get you plants looking something like what you have.

Also, There is nothing wrong with miracle grow soil if you use it properly. That means remembering it has time released food in it already and you can't double dose your plants with more food until she has used up what she has.

Your plant will be fine with the perlite on the bottom and not mixed in.

Good luck

Thanks for the help. Also I only water my plant once every 4-5 days. And feed it during one of those two days. Is that still too much? Even in flowering?

Yep! Look exactly like my plants did when i over watered them almost to death.It takes a few weeks till they come out of it. Those drooping curled down leaves wont recover and look healthy either.That over watering just set you back about 2 weeks too.Yes it sucks.Good luck.

4-5 days still may be too much for that size plant in that much soil.

As far as feeding scedule, please reread what you wrote and try again. I didn't follow the 'two days' part.

my plants looked exactly like that! It took me a while but I figured out I was over-watering. The leaves won't heal much but you can prevent further damage by letting them dry out completely between watering. I know it's hard not to water them, you look at em and feel the dirt and think maybe they need a bit. Or you're just trying to keep them on track with nute schedule but honestly it hurts them more to water when they don't need it. The roots need to dry out before they can absorb more water or nutes. Pick up the pot after you water and feel how heavy it is, then compare to how it feels when they are bone dry. Let them dry out real good and then give them a drink. It's hard to be patient but you're in the home stretch. Good Luck!

Originally Posted by smokinrav

4-5 days still may be too much for that size plant in that much soil.

As far as feeding scedule, please reread what you wrote and try again. I didn't follow the 'two days' part.

Oh sorry, I meant that I feed once a week. So should I continue that? or just halt until this overwatering issue is resolved?

Originally Posted by IndicaLuv

I know it's hard not to water them, you look at em and feel the dirt and think maybe they need a bit. Or you're just trying to keep them on track with nute schedule but honestly it hurts them more to water when they don't need it.

• Oh man, you hit it on the head! I do check the dirt and its always dry for like the first inch and a half but then it's still somewhat wet. I do get more worried than impatient though. It seems like they are dying if I dont water them for 4-5 days.
  
  
  
  

i think it could be a mixture of over watering and ph fallen out of range. what's your runoff? mines tend to look some what like that whenever my ph has dropped below the recommended level for soil.