Bottom leaves drooping

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Doggydog

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I'm hoping someone can help me! The bottom leaves of one of my plants seem to be drooping, she's a feminized lemon kush 22 days old, planted in standard manure, I haven't added any nutrients or anything, just water and natural sunlight there is also a picture....hope someone can help, thank you :)
 

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Hotboxbudz

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Yeah that's no good. If I had to guess I would say its your soil. I would transplant it into something bigger and add some perlite, get them roots some air. How often do you water her?
 
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Doggydog

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Hotboxbudz said:
Yeah that's no good. If I had to guess I would say its your soil. I would transplant it into something bigger and add some perlite, get them roots some air. How often do you water her?
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Okay thanks, and I give her water when she's dry a couple inches in
 
sno capz

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Doggydog said:
Okay thanks, and I give her water when she's dry a couple inches in
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I would agree that it's the lack of drainage on your soil... No drainage no oxygen.. Root rot everytime! Definitely transplant into a bigger pot... I would suggest at least a 3 gallon depending on how big you want the plant to grow. If you need to buy a pot I would suggest buying a smart pot. When you water you want to be sure any excess water is draining from the pot rather than drowning the root system. I personally wouldn't water again until after you've transplanted but once you do, lift your pot once watered and note how heavy it is... Then wait a day and check it by lifting the pot, if it still feels heavy give it another day and check it. Repeat until the pot starts to become light. Correct me if I'm wrong but that's what I go by
 
Hotboxbudz

Hotboxbudz

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sno capz said:
I would agree that it's the lack of drainage on your soil... No drainage no oxygen.. Root rot everytime! Definitely transplant into a bigger pot... I would suggest at least a 3 gallon depending on how big you want the plant to grow. If you need to buy a pot I would suggest buying a smart pot. When you water you want to be sure any excess water is draining from the pot rather than drowning the root system. I personally wouldn't water again until after you've transplanted but once you do, lift your pot once watered and note how heavy it is... Then wait a day and check it by lifting the pot, if it still feels heavy give it another day and check it. Repeat until the pot starts to become light. Correct me if I'm wrong but that's what I go by
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100% agree.
 
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