droopy looking leaves help!

MrGhettoGrower

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There are many things that can make'em droopy:lol:Pot to small:lol:Nutrient burn:lol:Light too hot:lol:You really need to put up a pic for a better response:lol:
 
hahahaha....as annoying as his italic font and over-use of smilies are, the point still resides.... you do need a pic for us to be able to tell you what it could be..
 
i havent fed iut nutes yet just watever was alrdy in the soil. cfls dont rlly get hot... and k il put a pic up of how its doing, i watered it and got the leaves a bit wet then it perked back up
 

fredmertz6

Member
often times ive found that heat and or lack of water causes drooping more than anything..water more than the heat though
 

TrichomeTrent

Active Member
Looks great to me. i was gonna say it sounded thirsty honestly. if your plants start lookin droopy water them and wait a bit to see if they recover. if they dont THEN you can start to worry :)
 

Razztafarai

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You can, not sure if it will much of a difference at this stage. If you do, make sure you do it just before the lights turn off.
 

Jason2011

Active Member
there is another user on here that will try and talk you into foliar feeding every time you talk to him. i swore id never spray the leaves, after all i give them everything they need in the water through the soil. one day i got bored (lol) and now every day twice a day i foliar spray with 50% nutes mixed with soda water instead of normal water. its easily noticeable how much growth is achieved between spraying, would be close to 2 inches a day new growth. i repotted from 1.5L pot to a 15L pot and the roots are showing out the bottom 6 days later lol. am growing in soil/perlite/coc mix, indoors, feeding every 3 days 500ml water/50% nute mix.
 

Razztafarai

Well-Known Member
I'd recommend that you give you plant a rest, let it get 4 hours sleep to encourage more foliar growth. That is, stick it on 20/4. When growing indoors you want to simulate a realistic environment. With the exception of the polar region there is no where with 24 hour light.
 
okay. well then i shall change that so they can sleep. do they grow when the lights are off to? (i dont no much about growing cus ive never grown anything before sept this plant)
 
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