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Also they look a tad bit yellow. Maybe some nitrogen deficiency. That could also attribute to the droopiness .

try molasses. 1 tbsp per gallon water. could go up to 2 tbsp but id stay with 1

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didnt quite have enough dirt for all of em. Wasnt planning on transplanting the big one so i was a bit low on dirt after transplanting all the small ones from the sprout cups to the pots. I checked though, and its got plenty of room for root expansion...at least for a while

the molasses thing.. all i can tell you is its about 1-2 tablespoons per gallon of water. As for the spray i think you just put it in the water you give em... but then again im not entirely sure

yellowing is nitrogen typically. If they are browning at edges curling and drying id guess phosphorous. useful page in this forum at top of threads that goes through a description and pics of each type. Go check it out

ok so its obviously starting into flowering. As the plant flowers, it is natural for a good majority of the leaves to yellow/droop. They shouldnt be browning and drying though, like a couple of yours look. possibly a deficiency prob

yes only 1 plant/pot. Also thats no where near enough wattage for that plant. I have 2 45W cfls and 1 23 watt total lumens is prolly about 7k. Even all thats about enough to manage a 2x2 space and a couple plants max

the plants die after yield ever year. If you let it go and just harvest the buds, it should pop up again next year

probably a couple more weeks. Looks like its just now got into flowering

if it doesnt perk up soon ill try the epsom salt thing

yeah. about 6.3 on soil. Ok heres the pics guys tell me what you think the last pic is a pic of the 6 of my month oldish ones. Tell me what ya think also

ill re pot into a topsoil mix then

but i dont nute so iunno

check 6 whole pages... no ones post seemed to match my prob thats why i posted. Also looked at complete guide to ailments, no match... i mean certain things i found like the browning but nothing that described my whole issue.. or even the canoe-ing leaves

I posted conditions into one of my previous posts if you wanna check em. And pics will be up tomorrow

ill post pic tomorrow. But could you think up anything off the top of your head? If this helps ,the leaves are curling like canoes. also edges of leaves are browning... and for info i use pure bottled spring water, soil is MG organic with perlite, sand, and a little lime. soil ph is about 6.3...

I have about 8 plants growing right now. 1 is about 1.5-2 months old, 1 about 2 weeks and the other 6 are right around 1 month. The month olds are lookin great and growing well. Problem is the eldest 1. All are grown outdoors but under care. check for bugs and parasites everyday. Just recently...

They dont look that bad. The folding of the leaves upward is the plant stretching for the light source. Otherewise, they look fine. Let em be for a week and give em time to grow a couple more nodes. If you odnt have any progress wthin a week or so, then you might have a problem.