Drooping Leaves

[Sarahnya]

I'm currently growing my first autos, I've gone for 5 different strains in a 1.2m tent using Canna Terra Pro soil with Oldtimers Grow and Bloom.

4 of the plants look good, however Dinafems Moby Dick is quite a lot shorter and the last couple of days has had droopy leaves.

To me it looks a bit overwatered but I've let it almost dry out (pot gets very light) between watering and its had the same amount as the rest. Could it possibly be it has got cold from being futher from the light?

Also weathers gone rubbish lately so temps have gone from around 29c to 25c. I'm running lights 20/4 with them going out midday.

The short ass is at the front right and now has a drip tray making it higher. I'll get a better photo in a sec.

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[Sarahnya]

Some better pics, it actually looks a tad better today and has grown quite a bit since last night but it still looks droopy compared to the others.

Sarah

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[Rev. Green Genes]

There are no real leaf symptoms or burning, but perhaps a bit of clawed tips. Is the feed to hot for that strain? I would suggest skipping a feed and see if it recovers.

 

[namvet25]

It's not uncommon for some older lower leaves to droop and yellow but if entire plant is drooping it could be either to wet or to dry.

 

[Sarahnya]

Yeah maybe it just doesn't need as much water with it being smaller than the others. I'll keep my eye on it and not water to saturation for a but while it catches up.

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[Waira]

don't let it get any kind of dry, that damages the roots, screws with pH and relative dilution of nutrients in there,...some milder cycling is fine, but there's a limit to what's OK,.... once that happens, and roots are damaged, uptake drops off, nutes/water don't get in as fast and you start can a vicious circle,... use a wetting agent to help re-moisten the medium more evenly and readily,... sometimes the droops never really correct even when rehydration is back to normal levels....

 

[Sarahnya]

I think we are okay now, it's pretty much recovered.

I think it was the result of maybe being too cool by the fan, initially futher away from the light being shorter and the sudden drop in temps recently. It was cold and wet

I'll continue to keep a close eye on it. I'm not gonna give anymore grow feed either, just a low dose of bloom with some molasses thrown in.

It's the plant at the front right that went wonky. It's happier since I raised it closer to the light and moved it from the back.

Fingers crossed we don't get anymore hiccups!

Sarah

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[Sarahnya]

Looking at these photos I can't believe how much bigger the little bugger is considering it's only one days growth.

And there I was fantasising about it getting root rot and dying!

I think we are okay now, it's pretty much recovered.

I think it was the result of maybe being too cool by the fan, initially futher away from the light being shorter and the sudden drop in temps recently. It was cold and wet

I'll continue to keep a close eye on it. I'm not gonna give anymore grow feed either, just a low dose of bloom with some molasses thrown in.

It's the plant at the front right that went wonky. It's happier since I raised it closer to the light and moved it from the back.

Fingers crossed we don't get anymore hiccups!

Sarah

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[Waira]

:smoking: it's a very dynamic scene behind that curtain of stillness we see,...