How long does it take for your plants to wake up?

How long does it take for your girls to wake/perk back up after lights off indoors

They're showing signs of not being perky after lights off? What are your air temps at? Watering/feeding schedule? pH for water? soil pH? (I will assume soil, if not.. give us info on the rez tank.. namely temps, mix, etc) How is the airflow in the room? fans circulating whatsoever?

My girl in veg was a little droopy after lights first came on and a couple hours before lights out. Growing in coco (handwatering), ph 5.8-5.9 light feedings, fans goings always. She would pick up an hour or so later. Lighting (18/6)

Now shes flowering and ever since the 12/12 switch shes always perky never drooping and healthy as ever

Im assuming it could be strain related if everything else in your grow room, im no professional just my input

I wish I could have taken pictures but I didnt have my camera. It was weird all the branches/stems were rigid and still supporting everything but the leaves were limp. I watered them with PH balanced water 6.3 (I grow in soil FF Ocean) 1-1.5 hours later they looked fine. I am 8 days into flower. temps range from 79 during day and 65 lights off. Humidity 34% - 50% I have a digital temp/hydrometer with a max/min recorder. Water every third day switching off feeding

Oh sorry and for fans I have a intake fan low, oscillating fan plant level, a box fan at top of grow room blowing a "curtain" of air across surface of air cooled reflector, and last a 465 cfm inline fan pulling through my reflector and a 450 cfm phresh filter. The box fan works greeeeat, when I have it blowing across the space between the plants and the 1000 watter (16" space) it keeps the temps at plant level 6-10 degrees cooler sometimes my temps would get to 87, now rarely if ever go over 80

I'm on my 9th day of flower and I swear I can see trichomes forming everywhere, it looks like the plant is sparkling. I have a 60x-100x scope and It looks like tricomes heads without he tails? Sorry I wish I had a better terminology to describe this