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moondance

moondance

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Hi how are you? Did she just wake up, or get over watered at all? what space we talking about, nutrients your using. But it could just be chilling out, your color looks good. They will move their leaves to reach the most light possible, or lay some down to catch rays seriously its so cool your fine but how much light you got going on.
Moondance.
 
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Juan0923

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moondance said:
Hi how are you? Did she just wake up, or get over watered at all? what space we talking about, nutrients your using. But it could just be chilling out, your color looks good. They will move their leaves to reach the most light possible, or lay some down to catch rays seriously its so cool your fine but how much light you got going on.
Moondance.
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She hasn't been watered since Friday and light 4 T5 2" 6500k switching over to 400hps when flowering no nutrients kindsoil only
 
Silence 208

Silence 208

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Hey man as I look at your pics I can see that your lower growth is very yellowish and seems to be dying how often do you water rule of thumb if the plant feels heavy it doesn't need water if you can pick it up with your pinky it needs water and you said no nutes are being used kindsoil only goes so far how old is this plant??? Cal mag and a micro maybe also a silicate might need to be introduced in the soil your plants use more than you think just limp in and see how it takes it then increase if necessary hope this helps
 
Silence 208

Silence 208

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moondance said:
Shes still wet then, I would think it takes my 3 gallons a full 6 to 7 days to dry out completely.
Moondance
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Same here I use 4 gal smart pots they breathe better than anything I've ever used and takes 6-8 days to be super light then either a just water day or feed day
 
Silence 208

Silence 208

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Yet again if you water your ladies the weight of your pots get stupid heavy pick it up feel the weight and then just wait until you can lift it up with your pinky finger don't let it get to the point where your plants droop limp just monitor it for a few weeks to get an idea of how fast the water absorption is then you'll find the time span it takes to dry out the reason for this is to allow air to get to the roots if they stay wet it will eventually rot your roots and lock out nute intake
 
moondance

moondance

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You wont loose her, we can fix anything especially in soil, so very forgiving! I say leave her for a few days and figure out a good feeding with high npk and some cal mag add in and I think you will be good. They are hard to kill, Ive done just about everything to a plant (hey now) and unless I chop them I dont kill many lol.
Moondance.
 
whitebb2727

whitebb2727

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Let it dry more. Even if every stem and leaf lays flat against the stalk it wont hurt it. They will stand back up within a few minutes of watering. Letting it dry out once and seeing what a under watered plant looks like once wont hurt. It will actually encourage root growth.

Hell I just started some straight to five gallons. They go 2-3 weeks before needing water.

Don't let dry soil scare you. See how dry the top is dry? Its still heavy though. I also have a cheap analog moisture meter to be sure.
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Juan0923

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Thanks
moondance said:
You wont loose her, we can fix anything especially in soil, so very forgiving! I say leave her for a few days and figure out a good feeding with high npk and some cal mag add in and I think you will be good. They are hard to kill, Ive done just about everything to a plant (hey now) and unless I chop them I dont kill many lol.
Moondance.
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Sunny Organics

Sunny Organics

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they could be over watered or under watered. dig a finger in there if its still moist you over watered or are watering too often. if its dry theyre thirsty. a good indication of under watering is when they start drooping from the bottom then it moves to the top.
 
Chorse

Chorse

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Juan0923 said:
She's not too heavy at all if worst comes to worst can I atleast start to clone her before it dies out this is my first grow I just don't wanna ruin my girl
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Personally, I think they look just fine. Don't even look all that droopy. You should see my girls in the middle of a good night sleep or when I should have watered the day before. I am also assuming that the yellowing has not progressed past those couple leaves and they have been around awhile. It is a good idea to water based on need and not on a schedule...but your girl will be fine.
 
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Juan0923

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whitebb2727 said:
Let it dry more. Even if every stem and leaf lays flat against the stalk it wont hurt it. They will stand back up within a few minutes of watering. Letting it dry out once and seeing what a under watered plant looks like once wont hurt. It will actually encourage root growth.

Hell I just started some straight to five gallons. They go 2-3 weeks before needing water.

Don't let dry soil scare you. See how dry the top is dry? Its still heavy though. I also have a cheap analog moisture meter to be sure.
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Chorse said:
Personally, I think they look just fine. Don't even look all that droopy. You should see my girls in the middle of a good night sleep or when I should have watered the day before. I am also assuming that the yellowing has not progressed past those couple leaves and they have been around awhile. It is a good idea to water based on need and not on a schedule...but your girl will be fine.
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