Plant drooping at begin of flowering..Help!

Got#'sbutstillsmokeroache · May 15, 2009

Just started flowering my small plant after 20 days of veg under 7 26w 6500k cfls. To flower I put two 26w 2700k's right over my flowering plant with 5 26w 6500ks still in my grow box for the other plants in it that are still in veg. Using miracle grow planting soil.

So here is my question...should my leaves be drooping as much as they are. The plant is in its second 12 hrs. of darkness and appears to be wilting pretty bad. Refer to the two pics (the one under the light was about 17 days into veg.

heathaa · May 15, 2009

how much are you watering it mine did that after putting it into flower and i watered it every 2 or 3 days and i would put about 10 oz of water to make sure it last cuz i noticed it would evaporate quickly

mared juwan · May 15, 2009

Some plants will droop a little especially close to lights-out I've noticed. That is pretty severe though. Is the drooping all the time or just sometimes? Also how much did the addition of the new bulbs raise the temps?

tilemaster · May 15, 2009

ummm if u took that pic by pulln it out of its darkness..that may be all it is. when there in a dark chamber they dont perk till they get sun.light.. cant tell by the pic tho..to far away.. wuts ur watering schedule? wuts the temp been inside the cfl chamber?

Got#'sbutstillsmokeroache · May 15, 2009

Temp is staying under 80 F. Watering bout 5-6 oz. every other day. I pulled it out of the darkness for the pic. Hopefully you are right tilemaster, I kind of figured that anyway but just wanted someone to confirm.

tilemaster · May 15, 2009

thats wut it looks like bro..if u had more plants in flower u could compare..but leave them alone in flower ..im sure u didnt hurt nothin but leave them alone during lights out...jsut check on her 1st thing w/ lights on, and she should be her perky self...ur leaves look healthy..so if there not dry(the soil) there sleepn while roots are working..

mared juwan · May 15, 2009

IDK I have a green light bulb in my flower room so I am in there frequently during "dark" time and they only droop at the beginning. I might try a change in watering habits. Flood the plant really really well so a lot of water runs out the bottom of the pots. You really can't pour too much. Then lift up the pot every day. It will be very heavy when wet and feel almost empty when dry.

heathaa · May 15, 2009

if it doesnt improve try to give ten ounces of water thats what i had to do when i went into flowering my leaves drooped bad but anyways good luck

Got#'sbutstillsmokeroache · May 15, 2009

here is a pic of my lights, there is also a 2700k in the light clamp that I put right on my flowering plant.

mared juwan · May 15, 2009

heathaa said:
if it doesnt improve try to give ten ounces of water thats what i had to do when i went into flowering my leaves drooped bad but anyways good luck

10 oz or a 3 gallons it doesn't really matter as long as there is plenty of runoff. The soil cannot get super saturated and you can't drown your plant with one watering. You just have to let it dry out enough to get air to the roots between waterings.

Got#'sbutstillsmokeroache · May 15, 2009

Thanks all for the help! Sounds like I may also need to be watering a bit more.

tilemaster · May 15, 2009

ya but ur prob not movn them around out of ur enclosure and snappn pics of em..and u prob know wut ur doin mared so for the newbs..stay out of their sleepy time

mared juwan said:
IDK I have a green light bulb in my flower room so I am in there frequently during "dark" time and they only droop at the beginning. dry.

tilemaster · May 15, 2009

the thing hommie said about picking up ur pots is invaluable..you'll know the diff between a flooded pot and a dry 1 instantley and you'll remember.. but when and if u grow soil big container monsters..you'll wanna buy the moisure meter for like 10bucks, so u dont have to pick nothing up.

mared juwan · May 15, 2009

Oh yea if you're pulling them out of their dark period to snap pics that is a big no-no. Green light doesn't disturb the photoperiod so my green bulbs let me work at night. Otherwise don't even go in to look at them.

tilemaster · May 15, 2009

thats my boy

mared juwan said:
Oh yea if you're pulling them out of their dark period to snap pics that is a big no-no. Green light doesn't disturb the photoperiod so my green bulbs let me work at night. Otherwise don't even go in to look at them.

Got#'sbutstillsmokeroache · May 15, 2009

Wish I had the room for a set up like yours, tilemaster. I'll probably be sticking to my cfl's in the rubbermaid unless I get a bigger house or something.

tilemaster · May 15, 2009

ahhh all in do time. u can produce some great smoke w/ a cfl stealth..gotta start somewhere right? thanks tho

Got#'sbutstillsmokeroache said:
Wish I had the room for a set up like yours, tilemaster. I'll probably be sticking to my cfl's in the rubbermaid unless I get a bigger house or something.

mygirls · May 15, 2009

temwillmake them drop. plant drop when light are off , also over watering willdo it to.

Got#'sbutstillsmokeroache · May 15, 2009

Perked right back up under the lights. Actually when I took it out of the dark a few minutes ago it had already perked back up while it was still in darkness I guess.

mygirls · May 15, 2009

yes i say it looks better.

Plant drooping at begin of flowering..Help!

Active Member

Attachments

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

Active Member

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

Active Member

Attachments

Well-Known Member

Active Member

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

Active Member

Well-Known Member

Medical Marijuana (MOD)

Active Member

Attachments

Medical Marijuana (MOD)

Similar threads