Plants drooping 2 to 3 hours before light out

Tassie grower

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• Aug 1, 2023

• #1

Plants drooping a couple of hours before lights out, is this normal? Environmental conditions are good, light is a T's 1000 75 per cent at 28" after researching it would seem they are getting to much light? Anyone had this problem?

 

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go go kid

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• Aug 1, 2023

• #2

if the photo's are of the leaves drooping, thats nothing to worry about, drooping leaves are way more droopy then that.

 

DancesWithWeeds

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• Aug 1, 2023

• #3

Look at you top leafs. It looks tome like they are too hot. I think your light is a bit too close.

 

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Ed Rosestale

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• Aug 1, 2023

• #4

Yer coco looks dry

 

Moflow

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• Aug 1, 2023

• #5

I can't see it being a light issue at 75% at 28" away.
Are they autos or photo plants?
Are they under 12 hrs of light?
What are your good environmental conditions?
What medium are they in?
The more info you can give the easier it will be to resolve the issue

 

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Bud man 43

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• Aug 1, 2023

• #6

Plants look fine-
Don’t try to micro manage every little thing, you can do more harm than good.

 

Tassie grower

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• Aug 1, 2023

• #7

DancesWithWeeds said:

Look at you top leafs. It looks tome like they are too hot. I think your light is a bit too close.

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Thanks, thought 28" would be a good distance the T's puts out a lot of heat

 

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snakedope

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• Aug 1, 2023

• #8

They are fine, looks like a classic excessive N, which is causing the claw tips that you got, also I can see the over feed in your leaf tips, if heat is ruled out then back off the ferts a bit...

 

Tassie grower

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• Aug 1, 2023

• #9

Thanks for the input

 

Billy the Mountain

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• Aug 1, 2023

• #10

Tassie grower said:

Thanks, thought 28" would be a good distance the T's puts out a lot of heat

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No more than any other 150w light

 

Tassie grower

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• Aug 2, 2023

• #11

Moflow said:

I can't see it being a light issue at 75% at 28" away.
Are they autos or photo plants?
Are they under 12 hrs of light?
What are your good environmental conditions?
What medium are they in?
The more info you can give the easier it will be to resolve the issue

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They are autos 18/6 temp steady 24 degrees Rh 55 coco perlite, feed with water almost every day ec 1.2 to 1.5 ph 5.8 to 6.2 I have a photo period that lives in the tent for 12 hrs and that has no problems it's super healthy

 

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Bud man 43

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• Aug 2, 2023

• #12

“Feed almost every day “
In coco you should be feeding every day- at least. I feed 2x per day in coco with good results. If you’re draining good the wet coco still has around 20% oxygen.