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Incorrect. Chicken shit lowers ph (sours it)in soil . Lime will raise the ph.

looks like not enough lighting/too hot or both.

With coco its best to hand water. Water hydro nutes every watering as per directions on label.

The only thing I can think of is solar lights. Sign lights. When the sun goes down they kick in automatically every day till about midnight.

Next time don't top so early and you wont have so much pressure down low when the branch gets long and heavy.

That branch will be always be fucked now. Its nute and water source has been cut in half.

Good for you

This cfl for about $90. Get coco (premixed with perlite and some nutes) hydro nutes , pots not too big, drench pot before repotting, sqeeze sides gently and pop the rootball and carefully put it in new pot...

Wait 14 days.

Have you recently repotted or relocated under a new light?

Shit. Not good at week 4 of flowering. In veg stage you get away with it, but flowering is different. It goes for about 8 weeks you will lose 2 weeks to heal the snap no bud production in mean time and major stress. When you snap the main stem anything above that point doesn't get water or nutes...

Learn from this, ive gone about 6 years straight now without losing any because I learnt. The reason they are gone order, 1- Your grow partner did it or someone you showed. 2- someone saw you or your parked car a fair while back in turn found the plants and waited till now to rip them. 3- A...

No misting and no domes unless its too cold. I use an old 3 draw cabinet with draws removed and a cardboard door hanging on hooks, heat mats and a cfl, never get any droop.

Plants that are used to growing outdoor then stuck indoor could stress with relocation. Give it aweek or two.

Light intensity shock, remember next time, still use the 1000w raise it much higher for first 2 weeks. Ditch the 400 it wont give you any where near the 1000.

Your problem is lack of light.

Feed them they are starving. Always feed veg nutes in hydro from the start.

It needs more light, looks lazy and droopy.

And you didn't do a very good job of it. This is transplant shock and could take about 2 weeks to recover if they do at all. Reduce nutes and watering and raise light until they recover. Whenever plants sag like this its either shock or underwatering.

h ow old are they and what are the temps?