help drooping plants

dan.knell

dan.knell

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Im running a hydro dwc 5 gallon bucket with a 400w mh. Im using dutchmaster gold, which i recently switched to just a calcium and water mixture because i was told it might be a nutrient lockout and it has a calcium def.
 
lampshade

lampshade

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dan.knell said:
Im running a hydro dwc 5 gallon bucket with a 400w mh. Im using dutchmaster gold, which i recently switched to just a calcium and water mixture because i was told it might be a nutrient lockout and it has a calcium def.
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Plants droop at night its normal. since they arnt transpiring as much. If they droop during the day then start being proactive. Lamp
 
dan.knell

dan.knell

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lampshade said:
Plants droop at night its normal. since they arnt transpiring as much. If they droop during the day then start being proactive. Lamp
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They start drooping about two hours before the lights go out. Thats nothing to worry about is it?
 
lampshade

lampshade

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dan.knell said:
They start drooping about two hours before the lights go out. Thats nothing to worry about is it?
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Nah, f its constant then worry, plants are smart. They prolly know its time for lights out and prepare by saturating the leaves with water and sending the excess sugars down to the stems. If they droop constantly then worry. Lamp
 
dan.knell

dan.knell

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lampshade said:
Nah, f its constant then worry, plants are smart. They prolly know its time for lights out and prepare by saturating the leaves with water and sending the excess sugars down to the stems. If they droop constantly then worry. Lamp
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And if the new growth at the top looks kind of torn that would most likely be nute burn?
 
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