Anyone have an idea why this is happening

[mid-western outdoor]

I'm noticing a few of the inner leafs on a few plants dropping and looking wilted anyone know why this is happening all the main fan leaves look fine and are not showing any signs of deficiency that I can see

 

[vostok]

To give your correct answer you need to supply more data

but I'd be looking at increasing your ventilation, and avoid over watering

if under watered ...water again...go by pot weight is best

 

[mid-western outdoor]

You need more pictures? What kind of data do you need

 

[mid-western outdoor]

I doubt it's a over water and I know it's not a underwater

 

[tropicalcannabispatient]

I got that problem before, it is over water, the plant is transpiring water through the leaves and with the heat of the light the leaves get like that, do they feel toasted and dry? If yes, then is the same situation that i had in the past., just let the soil dry up really good before watering again., i hope that helps a lil. Toke on =======~~

 

[makka]

i get this sometimes were the fan blows strongly on the plant some type of moisture stress i think

 

[thewanderer718]

I have to agree it's some form of moisture stressing.

 

[caveman117]

I have a feeling its moisture stress as well, but it could potentially be heat stress o or ph as well.

 

[mid-western outdoor]

Ok thanks guys I'll let them dry out and only water at half the amount they are almost purely indica so they don't need much at all I guess

 

[tstick]

It's a MUCH better policy (in MY opinion) to water until you get water rushing out of the drainage holes and "pulling" oxygen in behind it and through your soil….and then NOT watering again until the pots are almost bone dry. For example: I run 2 gallons of water THROUGH my 5 gallon buckets when my buckets start to weigh about 14 pounds. After I water them, they weigh about 20 pounds. I don't give them a drop of water until they get back to around 14 pounds again. See?

If you water so that you're not getting that flow-through, then your soil can accumulate salts from fert and like I said….no fresh oxygen will be pulled into it.

Poor watering technique is the number #1 issue with most plant problems. If the watering isn't done right, then it sets up a lot of secondary problems…lots of them.

I don't know where you got the idea that Indicas don't need as much water…???

 

[Grandpa GreenJeans]

It's a MUCH better policy (in MY opinion) to water until you get water rushing out of the drainage holes and "pulling" oxygen in behind it and through your soil….and then NOT watering again until the pots are almost bone dry. For example: I run 2 gallons of water THROUGH my 5 gallon buckets when my buckets start to weigh about 14 pounds. After I water them, they weigh about 20 pounds. I don't give them a drop of water until they get back to around 14 pounds again. See?

If you water so that you're not getting that flow-through, then your soil can accumulate salts from fert and like I said….no fresh oxygen will be pulled into it.

Poor watering technique is the number #1 issue with most plant problems. If the watering isn't done right, then it sets up a lot of secondary problems…lots of them.

I don't know where you got the idea that Indicas don't need as much water…???

Fucking double like!!!
Wise man here!

 

[Grandpa GreenJeans]

10- 20% run off

 

[mid-western outdoor]

It just seems like my indicas drink way less that my more sativa dominate strains and I will adopt this technique so thank you for the advice

 

[tstick]

you're very welcome!