babies are drooping??

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rollandsmoke

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i cant find the answer for this one here is a pic!!

im using a 105w cfl it equals about 250w. i thought maybe heat stress. because this one is the tallest and closest to the bulbe the short ones no problem. so i put the light up, after 12 hours no change, maybe i need to wait more.

the leaves are starting to a bit yellowish.

maybe also overwatering, i will leave it dry out a bit.

what you guys think?
 

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Mr Bomb

Mr Bomb

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rollandsmoke said:
i cant find the answer for this one here is a pic!!

im using a 105w cfl it equals about 250w. i thought maybe heat stress. because this one is the tallest and closest to the bulbe the short ones no problem. so i put the light up, after 12 hours no change, maybe i need to wait more.

the leaves are starting to a bit yellowish.

maybe also overwatering, i will leave it dry out a bit.

what you guys think?
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Unlikely its heat stress if your using a CFL. Lower your lights as close as possible to your plants and add nutrients that are high in N. Overwatering usually causes the plant to become droopy not yellow. Good Luck.
 
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rollandsmoke

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yeah but what about the leaves drooping? i thought maybe the heat because too much heat so the leaves droop away of the lamp. i dont know!!!
 
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rollandsmoke

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Mr Bomb said:
Unlikely its heat stress if your using a CFL. Lower your lights as close as possible to your plants and add nutrients that are high in N. Overwatering usually causes the plant to become droopy not yellow. Good Luck.
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yeah but what about the leaves drooping? i thought maybe the heat because too much heat so the leaves droop away of the lamp. i dont know!!!
 
reggaerican

reggaerican

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cfls can be super close to plants 6" with no heat stress b sure not 2 feed with any nutes at this stage maybe just folier feed with rizotonic to help the roots grow watterlogged ceedlings and clones will do the same thing
 
bluetick

bluetick

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Leaves curl UP during heat stress, not droop. Yellowing has something to do with the nutrients you are giving them. They need N now and plenty of light to help them grow. Don't forget air circulation as well. I'm no expert so take my advice with a grain of salt.
 
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