Ski Mask Way
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Setup: 12 Plants in Rockwool, placed in flood and drain buckets with hyrdroton covering the base of the plants and the rockwool. Plants are about 24-28" tall.
Problem: Plants put into flowering on October 12th, watered once a day, water fills up to the hydroton level and then drains
Problem: After 7 days one plant out of the 12 looked droopy, so i immeadiately thought it was because it wasnt getting enough water. So I watered the plants just one more time. It never crossed my mind that ALL the plants are getting the same amount of water. 3 days after that, 10 days total into flowering this is what the plant looked like.
Crispy...from over watering? I dont know. I do know that the plants are in rockwool so it is possible that one watering a day should be ok for plants that are 2+ feet tall.
Here is a picture of the crispy plant with all the other plants in the room
And as you can see they all look fine (except for yellowing of the leaves but from my research i think it could be nitrogen deficiency).
Solutions: But could someone help me? Im guessing its over watering so i did not water it today...I even stuck my hand down into the hydroton to touch the Rockwool and it was damp but no more damp than the others....so as i said im confused and need help if anyone could direct me to a thread that has information for "Dried, Crispy, and Droopy" leaves
Problem: Plants put into flowering on October 12th, watered once a day, water fills up to the hydroton level and then drains
Problem: After 7 days one plant out of the 12 looked droopy, so i immeadiately thought it was because it wasnt getting enough water. So I watered the plants just one more time. It never crossed my mind that ALL the plants are getting the same amount of water. 3 days after that, 10 days total into flowering this is what the plant looked like.

Crispy...from over watering? I dont know. I do know that the plants are in rockwool so it is possible that one watering a day should be ok for plants that are 2+ feet tall.
Here is a picture of the crispy plant with all the other plants in the room

Solutions: But could someone help me? Im guessing its over watering so i did not water it today...I even stuck my hand down into the hydroton to touch the Rockwool and it was damp but no more damp than the others....so as i said im confused and need help if anyone could direct me to a thread that has information for "Dried, Crispy, and Droopy" leaves