Why is she Drooping????? **PICS**

CFornell

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• Feb 26, 2011

• #1

This is an OG Kush Plant thats drooping, along with a few others that look kind of like this...the other strains aren't doing this at all, the foliage looks a lil too green. \
i was thinking it was possibly over nuted, but i flushed.

its about one week into flower
i gave it a flush two days ago, and hasnt gotten any better
its under a 1000w air cooled light about 18" away from canopy
plenty of air circulation
temps = 75 degrees
humid = 45 degrees
co2 = 1000 ppm


PLEASE HELP ME THANKS GUYS!!!!!!!

 

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CFornell

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• Feb 26, 2011

• #2

comon, someones had to have seen this before!?

 

Ernestgrower

Active Member

• Feb 26, 2011

• #3

Over watering

 

teven23

Member

• Feb 26, 2011

• #4

looks like over watering

 

CFornell

Well-Known Member

• Feb 26, 2011

• #5

So is there anyway to expidite the process, or just let nature take it's course...the weird thing is, the soil really isn't that saturated at all

 

Serapis

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• Feb 26, 2011

• #6

The soil needs to dry out before the next watering.

 

CFornell

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• Feb 26, 2011

• #7

Is it possibly heat stress, cuz the soils pretty dry

 

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AdamKx125

Member

• Feb 27, 2011

• #8

My plants will do that when they are UNDER watered... I give them water and the leaves sprout back up in less than 24hrs. Your soil looks dry.

 

ndzbnln

Active Member

• Feb 27, 2011

• #9

no that looks like rootlock how big is your pot?roots grow throughout the plants life.even flowering

 

tyke1973

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• Feb 27, 2011

• #10

If you have flushed the plants then they should recover,but some plants do droop when they have just been watered or need watering has long has the coulour is ok then dont worrie so much.If they look good apart from the drooping then they will be fine.Looking at the pot the plant is in she is rootbound this is the problem................................................tyke

 

CFornell

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• Feb 27, 2011

• #11

Its a 7 gallon pot though do u think its still rootbound?

 

Serapis

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• Feb 27, 2011

• #12

That might be a 7 liter or quart pot, it is not a 7 gallon pot. You can put that in a 5 gallon bucket and have room for plenty of more soil...

 

smokebros

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• Feb 27, 2011

• #13

I am not a fan of bag pots

 

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kepitgrn

Active Member

• Feb 27, 2011

• #14

if you transplant it you'll take care of the rootlock and the watering issue..

 

the cloner

Active Member

• Feb 27, 2011

• #15

heat stress

 

CFornell

Well-Known Member

• Feb 27, 2011

• #16

Yea its actually a seven gallon bag. Out of 35 plants in the 8000 watt room almost half. Are drooping a lil bit, also mostly the top lleaves have an embossed look and feel to them
Will try to get some more pics

 

CFornell

Well-Known Member

• Feb 27, 2011

• #17

i added a few more pics, hopefully that will help with a definite answer...thanks again everyone for all the help!!!!!!

 

stringtheory

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• Feb 27, 2011

• #18

It may possibly have to do with ur watering schedule and how you are watering.
You do want to allow the soil to dry out evenly through the pot. When you water make sure to not allow dry pockets and achieve an even moisture level through the soil. The size of ur pot is not an issue. You are not 'root bound'. Best of luck

 

stringtheory

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• Feb 27, 2011

• #19

Awesome room by the way

 

CFornell

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• Mar 1, 2011

• #20

Thanx for the input...I'm workin on getting everything on the same schedule