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Without a picture of the whole plant it is totally impossible to tell anything.:dunce:.what you are showing with the leaf pictures is totally NORMYL ..nitrogen def is also normal in later stages of flowering you are supossed to get yellowing leaves..matter of fact you wont have the same quality...

when they sleep they close their eyes thus the leaves fold down like eyelids

thanks they are getting there...had to expand into a second flowering area as you can never do a harvest per month without staggering flowering areas......once again have a happy

Once again thanks for all the ideas as I enter DAY 50 of my first totally inside grow .. I love the screem of greed Idea :mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:... and my girlfriends love the bondage also..;-)Toodles....Here are some PICS of day 20 into flowering....

DAY 50 TOTAL DAY 20 FLOWERING - some pics to see..

It's getting better all the time....broke down and vaped a tiny weenie bit of BUD ...wow ..not to shabby ..so far so FAR OUT! Once again thanks for all the "inside" ideas..the latest one is shown in the latest group of pictures of (yes I can finally say it) ****MY GIRLS****--as the population...

some yellowing is normal as nitrogen stripping occurs in flowering .. wouldnt worry too much...try some flushing..one mentioned a defienciency..so them that means you would add more chemicals to solve the issue -- DO NOT! So far in growing for well over 30 years I have never ever had any...

Do you know where I can get any dry water?

I dunno one plant looks kind of sick..the other pictures show some plants that most people here would be proud of

Everything said here has some merrit as if the entire stem/leaf structure is affected to has to occur from BELOW that area which is dieing..so thats was my only point as the choking off effect..it could very well be the roots..however I would think if that were the case you would also have some...

If you think about it makes sence..you are correct about humidity they have to have it high to survive however since they really go crazy at night and can't live to well under 24/0 MEH lights thats the best solution. The temp they like depends on the GENUS and SPECIES the mold/mildew are...they...

FIVE DAY LATER REPORT -- So far so good (I guess) for my first try at this it's going pretty well..the Male/Female ratio so far 8F/6M.....mold mildew issue...GONE (Kuddos to one of one of our knowledgeable growers here and ed rosenthal) I took my own advise and everyone elses (collectivley)...

PS I do use the dimmers on all my ballasts all day..they start off at 50% HID and 0% CFL Fill and at peak day time I run (usually if no babies are under them) at 100% HID and close to 100% CFL -- since I use a mixture of HPS and MEH I also mix in various CFL combos of 5K 2K 3K that are mounted...

Also you would have to include the prevalence of cloud cover on any given day....there are SO MANY VARIABLES in any outside growing senerio...so this is the kicker..YOU USE THE BEST PLUSES NATURE HAS TO OFFER AND MINIMIZE THE NEGATIVES..IE: if noon sun on a July summers day stimulates growth why...

without a better look at your entire plant it is normal for the plant to strip nitrogen out of the fan leaves which will wither them and leave them yellow esp if you are not getting a lot of light to the lower branches

also thanks to some fellow growers here and ed rosenthal keep in mind mold/mildew LOVES 60-70 F and 40%+ RH ..if you can push your temps to 70F-80F (night/day) to put it out of the optimum range of mold/mildew -- I had that issue in my calibration run and alougth I am running at 72 - 87...

check the photos he does have several verticel draft fans but I was also thinking mold/mildew but that usually dosent cause droop that quick in fact I dont believe it casues droop at all but thats what thinning out the under story would help

Looking at the pictures again I am almost sure you choked off some main branches .... Question--- when you first noiticed this happening how long did it take for the branches to sag? anything that sagged that fast has to be restricted death -- nothing but a total restriction usually causes that...

Kinda tough to tell from the pictures but I would try a few things to get a better idea what is going on .. #1 Trim back all the droopy dead or dieing fan leaves so you can see if anything is causing restriction of the plants circulatory systems..#2 trim away any shoots that didnt make it above...

If you have small seedlings and your drying out the soil in less then 1 day then you have a lot of heat/light going on in there prob way too much for a seedling that size keep the t5 close the temps no more then 80F and always water from the bottom for now......when one sticks a finger into a...