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She looks a bit happier now. We’ll see how she looks tomorrow. If she’s still bummed then I’ll get brave and tap her out.

Alright, well she’s more hydrated now. We’ll see how she goes.

The wilting actually started after watering.

This is the top of the pot. The plant wouldn’t drop out enough to get a view of the roots at the bottom.

Most of what I have read says not to water if the soil is already moist. It’s still holding a fair amount of moisture. It was soaked until runoff 3 days ago. Would it still be a good idea to drench it? Should spring water be used in the future?

OK, so the plant didn’t want to drop out of the pot. He gave it a gentle tap, still nothing. The soil was kind of packed in after the first couple of inches. Managed to get a couple of pics of the top of the roots, but I’m guessing that won’t be much help. Here they are anyway:

Hmmm...this baby is in a 3gal with a few inches of dry, loose soil at the top. There’s a 2” layer of pure perlite in the bottom of the pot for drainage, too. He’s not exactly able to keep his in such a nice shape, nor is he able to put a hand over all the dirt...still safe to proceed?

Thank you for your response. I’m really hoping that it doesn’t die!

It hasn’t been pulled out of the pot. Total noob doesn’t know how to do that and is scared to stress this auto. What’s the best way to approach this?

Also this problem seems to have gotten worse over night. I should have mentioned that his light distance is 13”.

My friend who lives in a legal state sent me these photos. It’s an 18 day old auto white widow. It’s their first grow. They said it’s at 59% RH, temp 79.7F under a galaxy hydro 300w 9-band LED and 1 5000K CFL. Soil medium FFOF with 30% added Perlite. Trash can micro grow! Air intake: 1x 120mm PC...