tips of leaves are bending down

they whole plant looks fine cept the tips which are bending down not curled though

Yamato said:

they whole plant looks fine cept the tips which are bending down not curled though

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I am experiencing the same problem, and I have narrowed it down to overwatering.

I think

Leminator said:

I am experiencing the same problem, and I have narrowed it down to overwatering.

I think

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Overwatering is likely, and common. So is over feeding. If your whole plant is really green, and the leaf tips are pointing down, then you may have overfed with N. Just some ideas....its impossible to tell without pics.

most likely to be overwatering i had that happen to one of my plants that was in a hempy bucket

Looks like the people are on track here. I would say to check the ppm of the pan water and the Ph. I bet you would find the problem there. Probubly overwater

The pic helps. Looks like over fert. Back off the nitrogen, your "clawing". Nothing severe tho. She'll be fine. Are you going to flower it or repot it. I recommend both lol.
Whats the next size up? Is is Super Gulp?

Lennard said:

Looks like the people are on track here. I would say to check the ppm of the pan water and the Ph. I bet you would find the problem there. Probubly overwater

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water PH 6.0-6.5

itsgrowinglikeaweed said:

The pic helps. Looks like over fert. Back off the nitrogen, your "clawing". Nothing severe tho. She'll be fine. Are you going to flower it or repot it. I recommend both lol.
Whats the next size up? Is is Super Gulp?

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thats the biggest size 7/11 has its a lowryder #2 so i dunno if i should repot or not

im gonna stop the N though

I think a bigger pot will help to fulfill that plants potential. But you've done a fine job up to this point so....happy growing. Peace.

itsgrowinglikeaweed said:

I think a bigger pot will help to fulfill that plants potential. But you've done a fine job up to this point so....happy growing. Peace.

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thanks man, what do you think be a good size pot for a lowryder#2

Anything thats bigger then what you have. lol I use 4 gallon kitty litter buckets but you don't need anything that big.
Find something that your current "pot" fits inside. Put some sand or gravel in the bottom. Put a couple inches of soil in it. Then put your current pot (plant and all) inside your new pot and fill it the rest of the way with soil. Pack it down just a little bit around your cup. Now take your cup and plant out (of the new pot) and you will be left with a cavity inside your new pot the same size as your rootball.
Then just remove your plant from the cup and place it gently in the cavity in your new pot. Transplant done. Thats how i do it. Makes for a flawless transition.