Possible problem? Droopy

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Smashedz28

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ok. I'm just doing 3 plants in a 3x3x6'7" tent. Platinum led 450. 3 gal smart pots. Roots organic soil. I bought these clones from the club 6 days ago. Went straight from the cube into 3 gal. They were a little tall when I got them. I have fed them one time 1.5 days ago (since initial watering when I transplanted)and soil still seems moist. I also took one top off yesterday on each plant.

Temp is staying 70-78F humidity 50-70%.

I'm still very new to this and I'm wondering why it's not perky. Also have one leaf that's almost folding. I'll attach pics.

2 plants Khalifa Kush 1 SFV OG
 

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Bugeye

Bugeye

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You fucked up by feeding a plant that was just transplanted into hot soil. New soil is your feeding for the next 3-4 weeks.
 
SPLFreak808

SPLFreak808

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Overwatered, possibly overfed and further stressed from topping! No more water or food untill they perk back up, wait for a light container before watering.
You need to build up those roots before anything really and it takes a few wet/dry cycles after transplanting to really get booming.
 
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Smashedz28

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SPLFreak808 said:
Overwatered, possibly overfed and further stressed from topping! No more water or food untill they perk back up, wait for a light container before watering.
You need to build up those roots before anything really and it takes a few wet/dry cycles after transplanting to really get booming.
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Thank you. They haven't perked up once since I've had them. The folding leaf was actually like that since the first day I threw it in soil. As far as what I've fed it I got some stuff from my local grow show called age old grow 12-6-6 that he said was good for entire veg. I used 1 tbsp to a gallon of distilled water. Also put 1/2 tbsp of a molasses thing he suggested in that same gallon. Bought my soil from them and I was told the roots organic wasn't too hot of a soil for putting clones into. Between the 3 3 gallon pots I used a little over half of that mixed gallon. I guess I'll stick to straight water for a few weeks starting when it dries out.
 
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