Normal or plant deficiency

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Dino2434

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• Jul 20, 2025

• #1

Does this look ok

 

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ec121

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• Monday at 3:11 AM

• #2

There are multiple things that could cause that, so it's best to go through everything so as to pinpoint the likely issue and resolve it as fast as possible rather than just tell you to turn down your light. Fill in the gaps, if you will:

What are you growing in (DWC, RDWC, coco, etc) feed and watering habits?
pH?
EC?
Temp and humidity of canopy?
PPFD of canopy (or if you don't know that, the brand and model of light and hanging height and dimmed setting)?

 

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Dino2434

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• Monday at 3:54 AM

• #3

ec121 said:

There are multiple things that could cause that, so it's best to go through everything so as to pinpoint the likely issue and resolve it as fast as possible rather than just tell you to turn down your light. Fill in the gaps, if you will:

What are you growing in (DWC, RDWC, coco, etc) feed and watering habits?
pH?
EC?
Temp and humidity of canopy?
PPFD of canopy (or if you don't know that, the brand and model of light and hanging height and dimmed setting)?

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6.0 ph , 73 degrees and 58% humidity , vispectra p2000 18 inches from canopy at 75% dimming settings

 

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Dino2434

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• Monday at 3:54 AM

• #4

Have to check ec

 

MickFoster

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• Monday at 4:08 AM

• #5

What is your medium and feeding schedule?

 

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Dino2434

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• Monday at 7:26 AM

• #6

MickFoster said:

What is your medium and feeding schedule?

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Build a soil 3.0, no added nutes yet, it’s supposed to be a water only living soil

 

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Dino2434

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• Monday at 7:28 AM

• #7

Picture from about 2 hours ago, now leaves don’t look droopy

 

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conor c

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• Monday at 8:45 AM

• #8

Dino2434 said:

Picture from about 2 hours ago, now leaves don’t look droopy

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So maybe give em a lil less water too much can do that

 

theFLAKE

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• Monday at 12:16 PM

• #9

I think this is one of those rare times it actually is the light. That light at 75% and only 18inches away is a bit overkill for that small of a plant I'd say. Just turn it down to 50% and keep an eye on it.

 

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Dino2434

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• Monday at 12:25 PM

• #10

theFLAKE said:

I think this is one of those rare times it actually is the light. That light at 75% and only 18inches away is a bit overkill for that small of a plant I'd say. Just turn it down to 50% and keep an eye on it.

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Actually started looking better the following morning

 

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Dino2434

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• Monday at 12:26 PM

• #11

Might be overwatering I’m using Vivosun auto watering bases

 

cannapotimus

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• Tuesday at 7:42 AM

• #12

To me it looks like your plants aren’t transpiring very well. You could try raising your temps and get you’re temp/humidity a little closer to the numbers on a vpd chart

 

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Dino2434

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• Tuesday at 8:30 PM

• #13

Just watered, plant on far left was drooping, is the light colored new growth normal or is it time to add nutes, using build a soil 3.0 so supposed to be water only living soil but only growing in 3 gallon pots

 

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Dino2434

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• Tuesday at 8:32 PM

• #14

Have some lotus nutrients, plan on flipping to flower this Sunday

 

Week4@inCharge

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• Tuesday at 10:10 PM

• #15

Dino2434 said:

Does this look ok

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Cal Mag... that easy