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hopefully, your medium has no nutes. if you're overwatered, get a couple tooth-picks and till the top of the soil to speed up the drying. perlite is a good thing. also, i'd transplant soon, if not immediately. you'd be surprised how quickly those little seedlings grow a large root system...

you can line the vent tube with that insulating stuff.

i spray it on my tool! prevents stickage...

yawnnn.... i keep running into you kids and responding in kind. i'm not gonna do it anymore. (i will remain calm..oohhhhmmm! lol) you already said i was wrong when i said, "isn't 7 neutral." so obviously your response to that being, "no, wrong," indicated you didn't know 7 is neutral. now...

maybe you should practice what you preach....

humm.... really??? pH Scale Introduction and Definitions: Acidic and basic are two extremes that describe a chemical property chemicals. Mixing acids and bases can cancel out or neutralize their extreme effects. A substance that is neither acidic nor basic is neutral. The pH scale measures...

lol, thanks! how did i not see that???

they suggested 7? isn't 7 neutral???

i don't quite get how to post pics. i was gonna just pull them from my desktop but don't see how that is done. system asks for url. soooo, what am i missing. i use apple/safari.

prob. fine...

you should be able to see them on the back of the leaf. you gotta look close.

i just ordered some dp blueberry. i've grown it out twice before. both times i got the twisted leaf syndrome early on, but it passed later. very stout med. sized with a lot of buds, but i tie down to get extra tops up top. as others mention, kind of a finiky eater. low to mid 700 ppm. i...

crispin glover/finshag's papa...

are you using coco specific nutes? 530 seems low to me. by the time i'm in flower, i'm in the 800's or higher. run-off is key too. 15-20% is a good number to shoot for. are you ph'ing to 5.8? i'd feed them at a better ppm with a good bit of run-off. i feed every day in flower...

i tried bowl/towels a long time ago. it didn't do anything. maybe a humidifier would do. i never mess with r/h after growing. after the stem snaps, i just put it into jars. i don't mess with jar humidity either, and it turns out fine...

the thread title is, "wilting." that's what i responded to. his saying, "prior to lights out," said it all. over/under watering can cause droop, but it would be an ongoing thing, not only near lights out. a lack of soil has no bearing on droop, especially since he's overwatering, lol. dude...

^^^what's ur medium?^^^

lol, no high horse here. as soon as he said he had drooping before lights out, i knew exactly what the prob. was/is. the fact that you/others didn't, told me all i need to know. rookies trying to make a diagnosis. it's cool, you'll learn, just don't give advice till you do. simple...

that's one good camera!!!

do a search on this issue. this is what happened, it's very common. adding soil, and feeding is not ur answer. anyone suggesting this should be ignored. i don't usually say things like this about other growers, but your drooping issue before lights out is "very," common, and those that aren't...