New Growth drooping low, what the hell?

ElectricPineapple

Well-Known Member

• Apr 12, 2010

• #1

ok all, i just have a quick question. my new growth has started to droop in the last day or so. could this be from underwatering? i am pretty sure its not overwatering because i watered a few days ago and the pot is already light signifying its almost dry again. i didnt think it would show underwatering so quickly and want to see if its something more serious like a deficiency.

 

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ElectricPineapple

Well-Known Member

• Apr 12, 2010

• #2

bump bumppp

 

below0

Active Member

• Apr 12, 2010

• #3

Iam also having a similar problem with one of my plants would be interested to know what is causing this.. Iam growing on a balcony.. and I fear it might be due to lack of light

 

ElectricPineapple

Well-Known Member

• Apr 12, 2010

• #4

well mine is not lack of light. 600 w hps

 

usinwatts

Member

• Apr 12, 2010

• #5

The rest of the plant would be droopy as well if it is underwatered. If I let plants go into drought they look dull. Looks like they caught some good nutes? The edges of the leaves are pointing upward on the lower growth.

 

SativaSam13365

New Member

• Apr 12, 2010

• #6

Man you have it fired up with too many nutes....Check your PPM and PH and adjust to 6.5-6.4 in soil for flowering and 6.7-6.8 grow.

 

SativaSam13365

New Member

• Apr 12, 2010

• #7

flush it now before you see any cooper tips cause you keep feeding it and that's whats going to happen. Back off on the nutes....always can give more...can never take back

 

patlpp

New Member

• Apr 12, 2010

• #8

Nutes? are you feeding with a heavy N? Fish butt or something? Is that pre-nuted soil?

 

SativaSam13365

New Member

• Apr 12, 2010

• #9

Just a quick thing to remember....for the most part: leaves curling down "nutes", leaves curling up "lights to close or humidity to low".

 

ElectricPineapple

Well-Known Member

• Apr 12, 2010

• #10

alright too much nutes seems to be the verdict.

 

usinwatts

Member

• Apr 12, 2010

• #11

Didn't look too bad though maybe a few days with just ph'ed water. Or flush and start over as Sativasam says. I never had good luck with flushing. That is me though.

 

MrStickyScissors

Well-Known Member

• Apr 12, 2010

• #12

below0 said:

Iam also having a similar problem with one of my plants would be interested to know what is causing this.. Iam growing on a balcony.. and I fear it might be due to lack of light

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Thats what it looks like. or his plants are feeding really well