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yoitsslobo

Active Member

• Jul 15, 2009

• #1

Can a part of a plant get droopy if there's not enough lght hitting it?

 

H2Blown

Member

• Jul 15, 2009

• #2

yoitsslobo said:

Can a part of a plant get droopy if there's not enough lght hitting it?

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It can. I have a hrdro set up, and one plant didn't get enough light for a day or 2 and it's leaves are droopy. See i focused on the plant that had buds, but she started to sprout a few hairs yesterday, so i put some light on it, hoping to revive it.

 

yoitsslobo

Active Member

• Jul 15, 2009

• #3

Thanks man..I'm gonna throw some more cfls in my box and see how it goes

 

tyke1973

Well-Known Member

• Jul 15, 2009

• #4

If the plant is in soil best to rotate it on a daily basis put a stick in so you know that your whole plant is reciveing even light.

 

yoitsslobo

Active Member

• Jul 15, 2009

• #5

tyke1973 said:

If the plant is in soil best to rotate it on a daily basis put a stick in so you know that your whole plant is reciveing even light.

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how will a stick give it even light..i checked em out today after work....so droopy theyr not lookin good im startin to get worried..could underwatering be the problem??