Straight up G
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Drooping fans not under or overwatered, are there any other causes?
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gangjababy
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from my experience under watering or over fertilization can cause this. Too much nitrogen can cause the leaves to make a claw.With under watering the leaves just hang down loosely.
check out the link and diagnose it yourself, no one can accurately diagnose your problem without some info.
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688
check out the link and diagnose it yourself, no one can accurately diagnose your problem without some info.
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688
Straight up G
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how the fuck is it a noob question they are not under or overwatered.. obviously you don't know the cause and since when does your post count or rep mean anything, move on
Straight up G
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75F, 65F dark, primo
Straight up G
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@ day 15 I have not fed once yet..will do in a couple days thanks for the info
smallclosetgrowr
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do u let the soil dry out ? or are u constantly watering every few days to keep the soil nice around? if u dont let the soil dry out "almost to the point where the might get stressed" then u could be sufficating the roots . i have no idea tho
Bigol'Bong
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ive got the same problem with mine, they grow like hell but are pretty much 24/7 droopy past week 2-3, its because u dont have enough light if i had to guess. That's the "problem", i don't really consider it a problem, with mine because as soon as they go into the stronger lights they perk up and stay that way unless they need water
OGKush00
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This also seems logical to me considering the lack of info/ pic. Is air flowing in the room, or is it not moving in your grow room?
YungMoolaBaby
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I think you just need to be patient and see what happens. Don't worry about the droopy leaves. If they start to die and fall off, you have something wrong. But if not, you're good to go.
Straight up G
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I wait until the pot is nearly weightless to water defo not overwatering thanks for the reply
400w HPS in a 2x4 closet with 2 dwarf plants I have way more light than I need..
I have a cooling fan for my HPS that moves the leaves like a light breeze, there is a whole journal in my sig..This also seems logical to me considering the lack of info/ pic. Is air flowing in the room, or is it not moving in your grow room?
will do bro
Fditty00
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No such thing as a NOOB question. Strains change, phenos react different, climates change, circumstances change. A ? is a ?. no need for a backlash, just a answer!
Straight up G
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did that for one and not the other to see how each reacted
tyke1973
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Make sure that the soil has some perlite in this will give the roots the oxegean that your plants need.Are the stems of the plants coulouring or the leaves yellowing up if so then the plants will need a little more feed.But i would flush the plants with some water ph it at around 5.5/6.0 this should remove any excess nutrient build up that will cause salt to remain in the grow medium.When you are watering the plants let them dry and i mean realy dry never add nutrients to realy dry plants best to moisten the soil with some water ph of above then follow this a hour or so later with some water with nutrients in then repeat the processs and let the plant dry try watering once a week.
Straight up G
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yea tyke I am in a 50/50 dirt perlite medium let them run for 15 day to use the nutes in the dirt and have fed one but not the other, the unfed has shown a slight N deficiancy so NPK soon as, I have been watering with pH'd 6.5 water
hounddog44
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Once a week is too long for any hps.
thewinghunter
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check yer humidity and dont blow fans direclty on the leaves, they will bend whatever way u push them
strain stalker
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...first thing to check. Lights, if your not providing enough light to the lower or sides of the ladies, get some they will droop.....flos for cheap light exposure. Air movement, one fan up high, one fan down low will stop this. In soil, if your not letting your plants dryout inbetween waterings this can happen also. Humidity can be too low. I'm sure you've probably considered all of my mentioned, correct? If so, I've heard it said that root issues can cause this also.