Ssh bottom leaves droopy even after water
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FirstCavApache64
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You have to give us a lot more info to get you a realistic answer. What type of nutrients, light type, power and distance, temps and humidity as well as the strain and age of the plant. If you can provide that, you're much more likely to get an answer to point you in the right direction.
Fish poop, led light, distance 28”, 78f, humidity 50-60. Just potted up and will not be using fish poop anymore. It was in this pot too long. Going to dry amendment. Super silver haze, 2 months.
thank you for taking the time to look at it. As you can see upper leaves look ok. Lower have no stability. It did have a magnesium deficiency, but it’s slightly better
thank you for taking the time to look at it. As you can see upper leaves look ok. Lower have no stability. It did have a magnesium deficiency, but it’s slightly better
Hook Daddy
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I can answer with no more info. It’s either overwatered or deficient in some nutrient. Maybe a ph issue or cal mag.
In the end, bout a pound.
Herb & Suds
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Wild guess not enough light
TheAmazingDoctorZymes
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Keep it simple. Don't over complicate things. Make sure your soil is on point. Get you some good living soil with natural microbes, nematodes, and such, using just plain water with a little molasses and natural kelp. You'd be surprised.
FirstCavApache64
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It sounds like everything is in a good range. Droop is usually water or light related unless there's a bad root issue which I'd doubt. How often are you watering and what size pot is it in?
1 gallon just transferred to 3. It was in the 1 gallon too long. I was trying to let the roots grow to a 3 day water cycle but they never did. I guess it doesn’t work like that.
FirstCavApache64
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It might have been root bound in the one gallon pot depending on how long it was in there. Small pots require very frequent watering. If you want to space the watering out I'd go with 5 gallon pots at a minimum. The extra media will let you go longer between waterings.
I think that was the issue. I unfortunately didn’t pot up with much perlite so hopefully they won’t stay wet long.