Help. Plant tips and leaves all randomly down

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Ben28tx!

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My hydro plant has strong genetics and growing great.
I disconnected the air bubbler and put outside for 1 day and the sun did great
And now the second day they were all down and sad and sick.
the ph was high so I dropped it back to 5.85~
and ppm is fine.
Had anyone ever seen this over night basically??
Pics are 24 hrs apart or less

indoors I have the sp3000 light fixture so my lights are ok inside.
 

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Ben28tx!

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If they are down and sad from too much Texas sun,, can they eventually point up and get back right again?
They are all soft and limp.
Maybe back indoors under their normal regular environment they can heal back straight again??
Thanks yall!
 

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Antidote Man

Antidote Man

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that's certainly a lack of water. water them and they should be fine

but dont be stupid and water them too much...
 
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Ben28tx!

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The plant is a hydro.
I put them outside because pest control came to my house and I temporarily put the indoor hydro plants outside.
They seemed to really like it.
I put 3 hydro plants back inside.

But the big strong hydro plant, I left outside for a second afternoon since I thought he could handle the outdoor. Now he looks super sad.
I’ll triple check ph and ppm now since I just got back and it’s been about 8 since last checking
 
hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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Ben28tx! said:
The plant is a hydro.
I put them outside because pest control came to my house and I temporarily put the indoor hydro plants outside.
They seemed to really like it.
I put 3 hydro plants back inside.

But the big strong hydro plant, I left outside for a second afternoon since I thought he could handle the outdoor. Now he looks super sad.
I’ll triple check ph and ppm now since I just got back and it’s been about 8 since last checking
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What was the highest temperature outside? You might have screwed the pooch as far as your solution temperature if it was over 70 for any length of time. Check your roots. Watch for pH swings.
 
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