Help on my first auto grow, droopy plants and questionable cal mag

[Doc Auto]

Ok, so I have a couple of issues right now, doc auto is obviously just clever and not true!! First thing is these 3 bears og are in 5 gal pots, super soil and reverse osmosis water. They are under 225w cxb3590 led and are 31 days old today, they droop every day before bedtime like this and perk back up in the morning, one is getting so bad it's getting worrisome though, these pictures are shown 5 hours apart and she was watered just yesterday, she was quite thirsty when watered but that's because I thought the droop was maybe overwatering, skin let her dry out for a couple days till the droop was maybe under watered and when I gave her the water in the morning she perked up like a thirsty girl would and come night droop again. Now it's starting to get bad daily. Any ideas?

. Next are the toofless aliens which I'm guessing this is cal mag deficiency, which I think ALL are suffering from slightly but this one has shown Hard and fast

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[Doc Auto]

Wow.... Hugely disappointing forum


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[Doc Auto]

I'll figure this one out on my own, thanks for the insight everyone


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[Gatorbackbob]

Definitely looks over watered, what's the medium, temps, rh? any nutes used? when you pick those pots up, how heavy are they?

 

[Gatorbackbob]

Also, what's your light schedule, and yes, ro definitely needs extra cal Mag.

 

[Waira]

...Huh, the whole Forum is bad because there was a couple days delay..? Keep in mind: this is an all volunteer Staff, and it's FREE.. keep your expectations realistic dude, and chose your next words wisely... Personally, I was very busy harvesting and processing trying to save a late crop from bad weather! What do you think is going to get priority?

-- that diurnal droop is a common response... however, your uncertainty on over/under watering will make matters more difficult to pinpoint, since both cause leaf droop... Like G'Bob asked, have you hefted the pots to see what the weight is like? Sometimes when the medium dries badly enough, it becomes somewhat resistant to rehydrating, and when you water, it doesn't disperse evenly so you end up with dry pockets... heft the pots and get a feel for the weight... if they're heavy, you overdone the water, damaging the rrots by suffocation; it'll take some time for them to recover... if they feel lightish, or OK but were well watered as judged by past watering, you may have dry patches in there; use a wetting agent when you water next time, this will allow better more even penetration of water/nutes....

 

[jingo]

Sorted here https://www.autoflower.org/index.php?threads/55748/

I believe

 

[briman]

Wow.... Hugely disappointing forum


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@Doc Auto, The boss had us staff on a stand down this weekend being a holiday and all, but you already got a staff answer on this problem on Saturday. You were given good feedback last Saturday in this thread below, by a staff member(GoAuto6) in post 5....
https://www.autoflower.org/threads/...to-expertise-3-bears-og-toofless-alien.55748/

and then you come in here and complain that staff isnt doing their job 3 days later, after you have gotten a response from staff AND members??? Am I missing something here? If you already got the help and answers you needed, why would you come to the infirmary and create drama and bark at staff, after you got your answers to your problem??


@jingo, thanks for the assist!

@Waira, your section and you should be aware of this! Not too cool in my book Doc!

 

[Doc Auto]

I did not get answers for the problems, not a single response in the infirmary. Problems still remain as everyone suggests underwater which is obviously not the problem if they would read the thread.

 

[Doc Auto]

Go ahead and show me in my thread in the infirmity where I received assistance. I was trying to receive help anywhere that I could.