crazy wilting! needs some expert advice

got some crazy wilting! i dont know how to stop this... i thought it might be due to nutrient deficiencies so i foliar feed 1/5 strength grow big and big bloom by fox farm to try and remedy the wilting... but it didnt do much at all, or anything in fact.. they were wilting before i transplanted them 3 days ago... any suggestions? strain is some kind of diesel

When did you last water ? When u transplanted? and what type of light are u using ? Temps / humidity ?

https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/431534-2nd-grow-grapefruit-krush-seed-7.html

Looks like you are overwatering them. What is your watering schedule/how do you tell when they need water.
Also, cut back on the foilar feeding and just feed grow nutes every third watering. Unfortunatly, with this plant, too much love is usually the problem.

Korner420Garden said:

Looks like you are overwatering them. What is your watering schedule/how do you tell when they need water.
Also, cut back on the foilar feeding and just feed grow nutes every third watering. Unfortunatly, with this plant, too much love is usually the problem.

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I agree with overwatering.

this was their first nutes ever, and it was foliar fed! theve been nute free for 3 weeks in red cups. i only water when they are dried out, but not too dry. i have a good grasp on when to water. so i am having a real hard time believing that its over watering.

lights are 240 watt fixture T8s 6000k temp steady 82, lights 24/0 humidity ranges min:43 max:67

streets said:

lights are 240 watt fixture T8s 6000k temp steady 82, lights 24/0 humidity ranges min:43 max:67

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its none of that then. My first guess is over watering issue also.....maybe the bottom of your planters is nothing but mud, and the roots are just now reaching a soaked bottom? Not saying this is the issue, but it would have been my first guess.

def seems like a lack of N. What soil you using, fox farm also? Maybe next time they need water, give them a drench instead of a foliar feed. (although I hear foliar feeding will correct deficiency issues faster then a drench will)

lambofgod said:

its none of that then. My first guess is over watering issue also.....maybe the bottom of your planters is nothing but mud, and the roots are just now reaching a soaked bottom? Not saying this is the issue, but it would have been my first guess.

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transplanted and only used around 1/2 of a gallon for a 3 gallon pot... there is no way that this is the case... im stumped..

Overwatered, don't foliar feed. Make sure the whole pot drys out and some water flows through. Your flourescent light is not very bright so thy probably will not need water very often.

soil ph is around 6.7-6.5 , used water ph'd at 6.5

+1 for overwatering.

Looks like little plants in big pots a recipie to make overwatering too easy

they look over watered, possibly stressed. where they root bound before the transplant?