I have a white widow that has been drooping for several days. Its been doing this a day before and several after being watered and the soil isnt soaked. What could the problem be? I have a second WW next to it that is doing fine.

Let your soil dry out between watering, and get a soil mosture meter at WallyWord.
They are about $5.

the soil does dry out between watering, its relativly dry now

The reason your plant is drooping is because it's fuckin huge (comparatively) to the container it's in, it needs to be transplanted into it's own pot. Water the fuck out of it, get down in there, get underneath all that dirt as best you can (and try to allow the rootball to maintain it's original form) and then place it into a 3-5 (better to go 5) gallon pot with some dry soil in it. Make a cone dip in the soil before transplanting, as to accommodate the incoming rootball, then adequately cover the ball with additional soil, and let it sit for a 3 days, the dry soil will absorb the excess moisture from the wet soil. Update us then, the shock of transplanting may begin to improve, may not, may have to wait a couple more days, totalling around 5 days after the transplant, if after a week it hasn't recovered, then I'd raise eyebrows

The plant is too big? Only way i can respond is with my last grow

This is two plants, each in its own container. They grew fine and the size was not a problem.
So why is the new little plant drooping? Im stumped on this

Heres a full picture of the plant and pot:

bro ever think about a deeper container or even centering it...it might be fighting to grow roots to the right side?? i'm not saying i'm right but it could be a possibility..looks like stress on the plant...it could have root space and it could be trying to grow down and out...not down and to the right....or is this how you normally have them set up??

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