Some Help Please, Droopy Plants

Hey guys, had these puppies going strong, they are in 4th week of veg but in the last couple days this has happened. Have I over watered them? Also is there anything I can do to help or am I going to have to watch them suffer!



Any advice is much appreciated.

Peace.

hello,are you letting the pots dry out before you water them?overwatering is not how much its how often you water.

Yes I have been sticking my finger down in to the soil to feel for moistness and I have been watering them on the same schedule for four weeks. In the last week though we have had lower temperature and maybe this has caused the soil to stay moist longer. In the last water I also lowered the pH of the water to roughly 7 (down from Could this have an effect on the amount of Nitrogen the plants are consuming because it sure looks like the excess that some plants take in the final stages of flowering. Fuck I tell you this has really made my heart pulse, I don't want to be back at square one again.

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heres a chart on ph and where nutes become unavaliable.
hope this helps

Thanks mate, that does help. Will keep it for future reference. Based upon that chart it doesn't look like our plants have absorbed too much nitrogen. I guess we will just have to wait and see if there is any improvement in the coming days. Hopefully it is just a bit of over watering.

maybe you are watering too much you should determine when too water your plants by the weight of the pot.

Well it was all going well until the last watering which was no more than every other time. This damage occurred in the space of about 6 hours. I just bought a moisture meter today and it is reading dry, do you think I should leave it that way until I can see some improvement. Maybe a little misting?

i would leave it be til the pot is light weight if that doesnt help than try another solution. what soil are you using???

Umm It is Daltons Organic Potting Mix, it's a New Zealand owned company. I have just noticed that it contains a slow release fertilizer which I did not pay attention too when buying. But I do not believe this is a nut problem anyhow. There was a cactus in the grow space for roughly 12 hours, could that have increased the humidity or something?

Plants are really not looking good at the moment.

i doubt the cactus has anything to do with it are you using any nutes??

I was using some nutrients as a foliar spray the week before hand but cut that out. The last watering was plain water lowered to about 7.0 in pH. The plants are pretty much dead now by the looks. We started germinating some more last night so lets hope the majority of them crack and we will be back in action once again. I can't see them making a come back, they look fucked haha. I'm pretty gutted, we were four weeks in to veg.