Can someone tell me whats wrong with this pic?

Lazy Horse

Lazy Horse

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i woke up and i found a few of my plants leaves just sagging down and the bottom leafs are yellow.

i water every morning and keep the light on 24/7 for 2 weeks. i was told that if the leaves are yellow that means too much water, but i fingered the soil and it was dry.

sorry about the pics not so clear, some Douche Bag stole my camera.
 

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RuchaYolanda

RuchaYolanda

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Lazy Horse said:
i woke up and i found a few of my plants leaves just sagging down and the bottom leafs are yellow.

i water every morning and keep the light on 24/7 for 2 weeks. i was told that if the leaves are yellow that means too much water, but i fingered the soil and it was dry.

sorry about the pics not so clear, some Douche Bag stole my camera.
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I think you may be overwatering. You want the dirt to be very dry...way down...before you water. Are those 5 inch jiffy pots? I had a hell of a time watering with those. Try letting them dry out for 3 days then water every other day.

Hope this helps
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nick james

nick james

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Lazy Horse said:
i woke up and i found a few of my plants leaves just sagging down and the bottom leafs are yellow.

i water every morning and keep the light on 24/7 for 2 weeks. i was told that if the leaves are yellow that means too much water, but i fingered the soil and it was dry.

sorry about the pics not so clear, some Douche Bag stole my camera.
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your plant looks Ok to me. you might want to add a little nitrogen. when leaves turn yellow from the bottom up, it means your lacking nitrogen. worm casting spread over the top of your pot will solve the problem in a few days. here is a link to a web site who has professional fertilizer for cheap http://clonebucket.com/plantfood.htm
 
Lazy Horse

Lazy Horse

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thanks a lot, i will give it a try.. i was just worried since like the soil always looks dry even though i water everyday, but just a very little bit of water each time.
 
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