please help. weird wilting

Ive got one plant thats starting to wilt pretty bad. at first glance i thought it was dry and needed to be watered, i checked the soil, very moist. So i thought it must be a deficiency of some sort because i always try to give a light feed. So i gave it extra nutes yesterday and it still looks pretty bad. i did some searches and one pic that looked similar was excess zinc. Idk if theres alot of zinc in Fox farm BB, but i may have been giving too much of that. A few of my other plants look like there begining to do the same thing. Also about a week ago, the leaves were kinda shiny and rumpled, and now wilting.


Ill try to post pics soon. I guess my next course of action will be to flush, and then go from there. any ideas what might be wrong?

with out a pic its hard to say. but over watering more than likely

well i havent flushed yet. I gave a heavier feeding and it purked up a bit, but now its back to wilting, soil still moist. It looks like all my bigger plants are just starting to do the same wilting. I was thinking instead of flushing, i would just re pot them into 15 gal pots, or Maybe i should flush them still? idk.. posting pics from my phone now..

post a pic dude

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hopefully repotting will do the trick. About to start doing that in the next 15 minutes

Do you feed calmag?

Looks like OVERwatering, which actually means watering too frequently. Roots need air.

Will Ferrell said:

hopefully repotting will do the trick. About to start doing that in the next 15 minutes

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stop with the water, let them dry some like 3 to 4 days

ya i use about 50 ml of calmag per gallon, maybe needs more??. I guess maybe it could be overwatering. Im usually good at not doing that. I transplanted four plants last night. Towards the bottom i almost couldnt see any soil, just roots. I just added a tiny bit of water to the soil so its moist. i shall stay away from the water for a few days and then give an update.

Will Ferrell said:

ya i use about 50 ml of calmag per gallon, maybe needs more??. I guess maybe it could be overwatering. Im usually good at not doing that. I transplanted four plants last night. Towards the bottom i almost couldnt see any soil, just roots. I just added a tiny bit of water to the soil so its moist. i shall stay away from the water for a few days and then give an update.

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sorry i ment to say i use about 5* ml per gallon.

All have perked up and look back on track except bertha, she still has some weird wilting going on. I transplanted into moist soil. Checked on it the next day, the new soil was still moist, but the old soil around the plant was dry. So i watered about a half gallon with heavy feeding this time, still seems to be unhappy.
Turned out the prob with all the others with similar wilting were just hungry. I gave them the same heavy feeding 2 days ago and they look 10 times better.
So now im just waiting for the one big plant to bounce back. Im thinking its root bound and will take about a week for the roots to make there way into the rest of the soil. I gave it the half gallon yesterday, its still pretty moist. So im just going to back off for a week and see if she will bounce back.

im back on track I had repotted it, was easy on the water for a few days, and was still not seeing any improvement. I gave it a heavy soak with a light feed, let it sit in its run off. Now she's looking good.
Im thinking the prob was too much water, not enough nutes, and extremely root bound.