JonnyCloss
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I read some places that over watering causes drooping plants and now I just read a guide that said under watering causes the plants to droop ... take a look at my plants and tell me what you think. 
Drooping Plants ?
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JonnyCloss
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water temp is about 66 degrees, ph is 5.6-6.0, nutes are yellow bottle bloom a and b, roots, sea fuel, sea water, and pre
wiseguy316
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i don't know enough to say that the light are too far away and they are stretched
JonnyCloss
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ya i think that i should move the light down definitely ... can anoyone tell me if its ok to switch from 20/4 light schedule to maybe 22/2
HookdOnChronics
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don't really know what your worried about. They look fine really. Overwatering causes drooping yes. Is this an aero grow or soil? And have the clones rooted already?
Whatever light cycle is fine really as long as there are more than 12 hours of light to keep from flowering. I use to be a firm believer in the 24/0 schedual. But after doing that for a grow I am now trying 18/6, and like it MUCH more! There is SO much more root growth during the dark period it is unreal! And in the long run more roots just mean more plant which means more bud. I'll go 18/16 for life!
I think that you just worry to much to be honest
Whatever light cycle is fine really as long as there are more than 12 hours of light to keep from flowering. I use to be a firm believer in the 24/0 schedual. But after doing that for a grow I am now trying 18/6, and like it MUCH more! There is SO much more root growth during the dark period it is unreal! And in the long run more roots just mean more plant which means more bud. I'll go 18/16 for life!
I think that you just worry to much to be honest
JonnyCloss
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i am happy to hear that someone called me out about worrying cause thats how ive always been lol well i lowered my light and it seems to be helping. they are on a mix between a dwc and a drip system. the plants are top fed through a drip ring that fits on top of the bucket. It will then fill the bottom of the bucket with water and slowly drain back into the res below. that way the water that drains out below keeps the interior of the bucket moist which help root growth. Complicated but i will post new pics today or tomorrow when it is all dialed in.
JonnyCloss
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JonnyCloss
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im using a digital ppm meter and i bought the plants as 4 inch tall clones 10 days ago
