Drooping leaves new clone PLEASE HELP

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Mclovin98

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Hey guys I’m new here and I’m getting kinda worried :( I bought a blackberry fire clone and planted it in miracle grow not know I wasn’t supposed to do so, so I switch soil to kelloggs patio plus and my leaves are dry and drooping. It’s been like this for going on 3 days and I’m getting worried. I have a 24x24x56 tent with a bloomspect 300w led and a small fan. Please reply on what might be causing this
 
Ringsixty

Ringsixty

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Maybe a little stressed from transplanting. Should bounce back.
What's Temp and hows your watering schedule. Don't over water !
 
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Mclovin98

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Ringsixty said:
Maybe a little stressed from transplanting. Should bounce back.
What's Temp and hows your watering schedule. Don't over water !
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I waters until about 20% run off eyeballed, update: there is a small sign of what looks like a burn on the large drooping leaf. It feels rather humid in the tent and temp is best guess upper 70s, I will buy a gauage after work today. I read online that the plant might not be able to supply nutritents to all of the leaves so I was thinking to maybe trim some off?
 
Ringsixty

Ringsixty

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Mclovin98 said:
I waters until about 20% run off eyeballed, update: there is a small sign of what looks like a burn on the large drooping leaf. It feels rather humid in the tent and temp is best guess upper 70s, I will buy a gauage after work today. I read online that the plant might not be able to supply nutritents to all of the leaves so I was thinking to maybe trim some off?
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Yep, get a gauge and DO NOT clip the leaves.
You may have read to much. Confusing clipping leaves off during cloning process.
 
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Mclovin98

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Could it be nitrogen toxicity? Since it was in miracle grow first? It has curling leaves, the leaves are shinny and dry.
 
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Mclovin98

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whitebb2727 said:
That's a bad way to water. The soil will get dry pickets that becomes hydrophobic.

Water it good one time. The whole pot. Good run off and them leave it be for a while.
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I did that last night, it ran off and I haven’t water it since, the top soil has already went dry
 
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Mclovin98

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Yes it’s moist down to the knuckle, I trimmed the large drooping leave off hopefully the newer ones will be in better condition
 
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Mclovin98

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Update: I trimmed the two lower branches off, the first water was of fresh tap water that had not sit, would I be right to expect that the chlorine could have affected it negatively? I am going to buy distilled water for the next waterings, is it too late?
 
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