Why Are My Leafs Drooping...
- Thread starter Keykcm
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nickfury510
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need pics to be sure...but it could be overwatering/underwatering
nickfury510
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no...leaves dont droop before flowering...sounds like you are overwatering and the plant is struggling for oxygen. back off the watering until the soil is dry 1-2 inces from the top....
nickfury510
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yes..i would transplant to a bigger pot, but you wil still want to watch your watering schedual. the plants you saw in my sig are all in 3 gallon pots and are now getting water every 2-3 days. indoor plants under hid lighting do seem to veg faster than outdoors, but in a matter of time and proper care your little outdoor plant will become a monster
....this plant was started from seed last may( which is kinda late but not to late for outdoor in norcal) it didnt grow for shit for about 4-6 weeks. and then it just took off. i got a litle over 8oz off this with no effort and little attention....
nickfury510
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if you need humidity then yes a humidifier is what you need...
Keykcm
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i was looking and could it possibly be a nitrogen probem......and if it help i they are about 4-5 weeks ols and in regular ike poting soil with the lottle ball nutrients scattered around the soil.....the bottem leaves started turning brown so i ripped them off......then little parts of the leaf turned brown so i ripped the little bit off
nickfury510
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get it out of that soil and into something organic or nutrient free...those little nute balls always seem to release at the wrong times giving toxicity and deficiencies.....
nickfury510
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no..you want it to circulate evenly in to the area. a small fan will aide well in this.
nickfury510
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if its to dry its harder for them to breath..to moist and mold runs wild.
THE DOJA MAN
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if your soil is wet than too much water. if the soil is dry then get some water in that bitch. water every two days
Purplekrunchie
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No, not enough nitro will cause yellowing starting from lower on plant and working its way up as the plant uses its reserves to make up. Too much nitro and you will see burn on the leaf tips if I remember corresctly.