Plant leafs droop and grows retartedly

Monkey298

Monkey298

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Okay so my first plant
We'll callll her plant A
has leaves that are bent at the halfway point on the leaf
like it goes out straight, and then halfway accross it just goes straight down 90 degrees
Its been 8-9 days since i watered
and both plants are about 2-3 weeks into vegatative stage.
im thinking possibly rootbound but idk IDK IDK =((((
bongsmilie

The other one we'll call her plant B
has like wilted twisted leaves or something i dont even know its growing really awkwardly
:eyesmoke:
PLEASE HELP ME SAVE MY BABAYS!!
 

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thelittletruck

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dude. get them out of those cups. they are root bound for sure. transplant them into a BIGGER pot and make sure to loosen the roots from all the soil.
 
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theman139

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ill tell ya what i think,its not root bound ive grown plant bigger than that in 8oz cups.even though you havent waterd in a while dont mean your soil is dry.expecially if your plant isnt able to take up water do to lack of dissolved oxygen a.k.a overwatering.the cure to this is mix 2teaspoons of hydrogenperoxide per gal of water poke a couple holes in your cup and flush out your pot with this new oxy rich water(bout quart of water)ill bet your plant looks better by tomorrow!
 
Monkey298

Monkey298

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okay so my plants were SEVERLEY rootbound and i put them into new pots the day after i took those photos they sprung back up ALMOST IMMEDIATELY
THANK YOU EVERYBODY FOR SAVING MY LOVELY sinsemillaaa
still...
idk why my soil takes soooooo long to dry
7-10 days :confused:
my soil is 1/3 vermiculite, 1/3 perlite, and 1/3 SPHAGNUM peatmoss
and my nutes are ADVANCED NUTRIENTS sensi grow a and b
hmmmm
but anyway
here are my plants nowwwwww
im pretty sure the plant in the back is male (plant A)
and the one in front (plant B )(i decided to lst :mrgreen:)
and im 100% percent sure she is female or atleast a hermy hahaha
btw both of these plants are bagseed
so for all you doubters
=PPPPP
 

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rolla8

rolla8

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Dude, is that aluminum foil on your walls? You're going to want to get rid of that ASAP. It doesn't reflect light nearly as good as you would think, and it creates hot-spots. You'd be much better off with Mylar or Panda Film. And if you can't get that, just paint the walls flat-white with latex paint. If you insist on using then foil, which you shouldn't do, the flip it over so that the dull side is exposed. The dull side actually reflects the light better than the shiny side.
 
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