Any ideas? Need some advice... thanks

TommyTotem

TommyTotem

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Well just transplanted yesterday..they looked saggy and droopy before I did but I thought probably root bound...It has been cold 20211212_153613.jpg20211212_153554.jpg20211212_153546.jpg20211212_153508.jpg20211212_153506.jpghere where I am and think might be cold when light goes off, so today changed it to 24 hrs light, the water I been giving them was pretty cold, tho...I ph my feed and my water...what could this be? And yes I used Cal Mag but only when I feed not water..my water containers do have a little green alge type look at the bottom..idk if that matters...thanks in advance for any advice and constructive criticism.
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Billytheluther

Billytheluther

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What size containers were they in?? I had some in 1 gal pots once that i let go a bit too long and over watered and they look a bit like that?? Im guessing you’re usings soil and bottled nutrients??
 
Rurumo

Rurumo

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They look like they were overwatered-overwatering causes leaves to curl like that and might explain the deficiencies. Also, the additional light might be making them droop even further due to light saturation.
 
TommyTotem

TommyTotem

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Rurumo said:
They look like they were overwatered-overwatering causes leaves to curl like that and might explain the deficiencies. Also, the additional light might be making them droop even further due to light saturation.
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Thanks for the input
 
DrOgkush

DrOgkush

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Soil looks dry as shit on the outsides. Iv seen soil repel water straight to the drainage dish. But I can tell your watering the center only?
Plants look overwatered. Soils looks dry. To me at least
 
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