Sos!

Help me please. I know it is normal in this stage of flowering(about two weeks in) for the shade leaves to fall off, but not all at once! Yesterday the plant was fine, Watered as usual, and givin jacks classic blossom booster 10-30-20 two times a week, and now today at 4 I got home and saw this mess! All the fan leaves limp, some rotting on bottom. I pulled one off from the bottom ^^. Recently it went from having 3 cfls on it to about 6. Could it just need to be watered more often now??

plants can wilt for a number of reasons. Only water if the pots are light. I would nix the tin foil go with flat white wall paint. I would say heat stress move your lights back a bit or try just taking down the tin foil . your going to need some calmag plus and a ph test kit the kit will come with a bottle of acid and base test vial and test solution . start calmag rite away and get a general hydroponics ph test kit i think its around 10 or 15 bucks. add your nutrients to the water then test the ph. soil ph needs to be around 6.8 a soil-less mix 6

one more thing if your lights just came on then that is normal it should perk back up

It has grown for three months in this environment to three feet, foil and everything, so I don't think that is the problem here.

P lock-out, secondary to overwatering is my vote

Could hot temps do this too? because when I walk into the closet it feels noticeably warmer inside, like a warm day. I have a fan going, maybe I will add a larger one...

a warm day........
june or august?

mew mew. oh no kitttteh what have you dones?

Probably around 80-85 degrees.

could be multi-problem.........
one of those problems is phos lock-out. check for good drainage, check ph.

probably?
*does Jacques Cousteau off back of boat*
good luck luv

Any chance it could be nitrogen toxicity? I'm trying to figure out how to help it, But i'm not sure what to do. I mixed in some bone meal on the top couple inches of soil, cause it's 7% calcium, thought that might be good...

I would vent the room and get a thermometer in there. or just pull the plant out for a day and see if it makes a difference.

SOOO...

It pretty much just got worse and worse. Nothing seemed to save it. So now, I repotted it, because I found after flushing it, that the soil was very compacted and suffocating my plant perhaps. When I pulled it out of the soil it had a very underdeveloped root system, only a couple inches of roots for a 3 foots tall plant...I guess I will see what happens now that I replanted it. I hope it survives.

Is there anything I can do to stimulate root growth? Or any step I can take to help this plant along, after going through such stress?

Thanks.

overwatered.

superthrive or rootin hormones, and indirect light help with root growth