Problems with my plant.

Hello RIU!

So I planted my babe in greenhouse with tomatoes and yee it's hot in there like 30 degrees (celsius) and more, but the problem is that leaves lays down when temperatures goes down to 20 degrees, why it's that? Plant need more air ventilation? I leave my greenhouse door opened for all day and closed for night. Take a look at plant, what do you think? Also, I haven't started to give this babe nutrients, thinking to start it today, what do you think?

Transplant shock and it will be ok in a week or 2. Reduce watering until then.

Leaves laying down at end of day is a common phenomenon, more pronounced in some strains. This may be coincident with your temp decline and not because of it.

Weedburger said:

Hello RIU!

So I planted my babe in greenhouse with tomatoes and yee it's hot in there like 30 degrees (celsius) and more, but the problem is that leaves lays down when temperatures goes down to 20 degrees, why it's that? Plant need more air ventilation? I leave my greenhouse door opened for all day and closed for night. Take a look at plant, what do you think? Also, I haven't started to give this babe nutrients, thinking to start it today, what do you think?

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As stated above if they are laying down just before sun goes down and dark periods then they are 'sleeping' the same way as flowers on other plants will close at night and open in the morning its a complicated process where they actually begin to take in oxegen rather then cO2, anyway if your plants are still drooping a week or so after transplant then it could be a watering issues, when transplanting try using a seaweed solution like seasol or Charlie carp it helps with transplant shock and stress and contains no nutrients as you don't want to start feeding straight after a transplant because you will just stress it more

Ok, I got it and I will transplant it to another place tomorrow.
Just one more thing I wanted to ask. Today I saw some spots on leaves, do you think it's calcium def?