Should my plants look like this after pruning?

So I just went about my first attempt at pruning and not sure if this is a normal response from the plants.
I don’t think I overdid it in terms of pruning too much, but maybe 5 minutes after pruning and back into the tent they look as if they’re droopy and overwatered. I went about pruning by rolling the stem and plucking, did not use shears.
I did give them ph’d water right after the pruning as my soil tester said the soil was dry. Gave each plant appx 3/4 gal water > 3 gal pots.
First pic is from yesterday (before pruning/watering). Second pic is from about 5-10 minutes after pruning/watering.
So...normal reaction or did I fuck up?

Just realized I didn’t attach pics
2nd & 3rd pic are from after pruning/watering

Cold water will make the plant behave that way, temporarily. ¾ gal per 3 gal pot is typically what I do in 3 gal smart pots. I water with plenty of run off. Every 2 days. I think those plants will come around in a few hours.

plants suffer from shock when watered with cold water or can do, allways leave the watering water to get to room temprature if you can

fskitch said:

Cold water will make the plant behave that way, temporarily. ¾ gal per 3 gal pot is typically what I do in 3 gal smart pots. I water with plenty of run off. Every 2 days. I think those plants will come around in a few hours.

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When you say plenty of runoff, how much are you talking about?
After I fed them the 3/4 the runoff was only enough to fill the grooves in my drip tray, now wondering if that’s enough runoff

go go kid said:

plants suffer from shock when watered with cold water or can do, allways leave the watering water to get to room temprature if you can

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I thought I had run it long enough this time, but clearly not lol. They are already starting to look better compared to when I posted this. Lesson learned

Username85 said:

When you say plenty of runoff, how much are you talking about?
After I fed them the 3/4 the runoff was only enough to fill the grooves in my drip tray, now wondering if that’s enough runoff

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sounds like enough to me

FYI—I never let my water sit to get to ambient temperature. The leaves simply show a reaction to the cold in the same way they ‘pray’ when the canopy gets a little warm.

fskitch said:

FYI—I never let my water sit to get to ambient temperature. The leaves simply show a reaction to the cold in the same way they ‘pray’ when the canopy gets a little warm.

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I think my problem this time was while I was Ph’ing one of my gallons. I got annoyed with adding ph up/ph down so I dumped that gallon and filled right away without letting it warm up-testing my ph got me all flustered haha