Droopy leaves

[oldgrower]

Arty said to post some pics here with details..

hash plant 5 weeks in flower
the droopy leaves are a lighter green
600W hps 3gal smartpots GoBox ferts regimine
pH'd to 6.5
been 12/12 now 11/13
78º F @ 40% Rh
they're not autos and I figure mj is mj
happy frog soil
if this is auto only, i apologize

looks like I got a little zealous with the ferts last time

is a flush necessary or continue with water only

Thanks for your input

 

[Guerrilla]

Is this right before you turn lights on? Are they the same right after lights off?

 

[oldgrower]

same day or night, light or no light

 

[Guerrilla]

Hold tight brother. Helps on the way. :Sharing One:

 

[oldgrower]

Hahaha when's the ETA? Is it on Santa's sleigh?

 

[natertots]

Hey man. Do ya think she looks kinda like this but maybe burned more? This was from my cotton candy photo that wanted more nit than my bloom nutes were giveing her. Had to add some of the veg nutes back into mix and she greened up nicely. https://www.autoflower.org/f90/second-opinion-please-d-3rd-4th-36593-2.html can see the pic better here.

 

[oldgrower]

Similar but different, natertots .. the fan leaves used to arch up towards the light, all of them .. now they all droop .. they look sad .. they just got a nice boost of N with P & K .. not sure about adding anymore at the moment

 

[Muddy]

The droopy leaves and burned tips are probably from over feeding, but usually when they are overfed, especially too much N, the leaves are a very deep green. I hate to flush plants unless absolutely necessary, stresses them too much, so I'd hold off on that for a bit and only give pHed water. 6.5 going in is fine. Have you been checking the run off? If so, what is it reading? I'm not familiar with the GoBox nutes, can you elaborate?

 

[Bobrolo]

Hey old grower. This is my first post but I do have a little experience. Minor fluctuations in ph and EC could have caused the plant to access more nutrients than before. How long has the process been going on for? We're the leaves darkening before burnt tips or have they always been light in colour?

A flush is a safe option if your plant has been quite healthy so far then it should eradicate the problem. Always less safe in flower though as any disturbance to growth will slow things

If ypur enviroment is warm then flushing and leaving for a couple days, monitoring the tips and leaf colour, will allow to clarify your musings. If over a period of time your leaves lighten and tips don't burn any more then you know you sorted feed/ph problem. If you aren't as meticulous as me then flush and feed with a slightly lighter solution and you will be fine. I would only do it to prove to myself my thoughts were correct lol hope this helps!