Overnight change?

Last night my. Plant looked great and this am its hella droopy Look in like its been overwatered
Has been a day and a half since last feeding.
Today the pot was very light with droopy sadness.
This was at 10 am
My light is on 9 pm till 3 pm
So I cant think of why it would be looking overwatered almost 2 days after last watering

Sounds more like under watering the plant.Give it a good watering and check the results later.It could be other factors like heat stress , hows the humidity?

Around the 60 range on humidity
I did give it a gal of nutes before i left for work so ima check it tonight when i get home
I was thinking it was maybe just thirsty.
Fabric pots with a fan blowing onto it cause its a tower fan.
Thinking i am drying out my Plant unconsciously in my attempt to regulate heat.
I'm just hella net ous aboitoverwatering again
Thanks for the heads up bro

This pic was feom just the night before ( the sane day on the Plant a lighting schedule)
So when i woke to that i was kinda freaked out

Yeah it sounds thirsty indeed, keep us posted on the results.

JAMO_Grow said:

Yeah it sounds thirsty indeed, keep us posted on the results.

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Was the thirst
Watered before I left for work like I said and when i got home was back to normal

over watering is when the leaves look full, and it's only them drooping.
under is when it's both the stem to the leaf, and leaf drooping.
should help you out next time.

you can completely saturate your pot with 3 gals of water if it's a 5 gal pot. she'll look overwatered for an hour or two after, but the plants love it once they get use to it. my plants don't even droop anymore when i do it, because of how used to it they are.
if you're gonna do this, you want the leaves to be droopy like they were in your first post.
you want the roots to have to reach for the water, like how the plant reaches for the light.

Prince Vegeta said:

Was the thirst
Watered before I left for work like I said and when i got home was back to normal

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Kudos to you for not overwatering. It's much much harder to fix overwatering than it is underwatering((obviously)) I actually let my plants wilt a bit to get my watering schedule dialed in.