Help with drooping leaves

testology1980 said:

I just gave her Tap water with CALMAG - that was 7.0 ph.
The runoff water around 6.3 ph.

What is my runoff ph should be?

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You are in soil right? Did this get worse after tap water? Or stay the same?

If you are growing organically work on establishing a good microbe colony in the soil.

Nutty sKunK said:

You are in soil right? Did this get worse after tap water? Or stay the same?

If you are growing organically work on establishing a good microbe colony in the soil.

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Yes, soil mix with some coco but mostly soil.

First time I gave her tap water was 2 hours ago.. so I will have to wait.

I am using biobizz, is that consider organic?
I have a mycorrhizae product that I usually use when transplanting, that will help

update - leaves are getting worse.
I cut off the worse leaves.

I came to a conclusion that its must be the RO water with the soil, probably low p.h and that cause to MAG deficiency.
Sounds good?
I have no other idea...


The younger babies are looking good so far, with minor signs - I am switching all to get TAP water + CALMAG.
What do you think guys?

FYI - those blemishes aren't going to heal. You have healthy new growth and those are older leaves that I wouldn't worry a whole lot about if you have PPM and pH under control. I see cal/mag thrown around a lot on this site. It really shouldn't be much of an issue for soil growers, particularly those using tap water. The only times I have seen cal or mag become an issue is with hydro, coco, or soil once into flowering where a grower is really pouring on the light.

It would probably help to put that big one in a larger pot. It's probably root bound.

If it started on older fan leaves near the bottom I would say magnesium.

FlowerPower001 said:

FYI - those blemishes aren't going to heal. You have healthy new growth and those are older leaves that I wouldn't worry a whole lot about if you have PPM and pH under control. I see cal/mag thrown around a lot on this site. It really shouldn't be much of an issue for soil growers, particularly those using tap water. The only times I have seen cal or mag become an issue is with hydro, coco, or soil once into flowering where a grower is really pouring on the light.

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Yes I know, I already cut some of the worst.
I moved to TAP with cal mag. I had cal mag issues before with RO water, but not at this stage...

FlowerPower001 said:

It would probably help to put that big one in a larger pot. It's probably root bound.

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You think I need to?

She is in 1.5 litter pot, should I move her or wait few days?
She is 37 days old, but she is small, I had some issues with her, bad soil.