Help week 4 flower starting to wilt...ish...i think

[JUSTtryinMYbest]

Week 4 flower girl scout cookies. Single 3 gallon bucket grow with advanced nutrients. My favorite plant looks like its wilting. One plant looks normal but one looks like its dying. Help please I'll post feeding regimen

 

[Nugg]

Have you looked at the roots?

 

[GNick55]

looks like it needs a watering/feeding.

 

[BurnzYzBudZz]

Week 4 flower girl scout cookies. Single 3 gallon bucket grow with advanced nutrients. My favorite plant looks like its wilting. One plant looks normal but one looks like its dying. Help please I'll post feeding regimen View attachment 951734View attachment 951735View attachment 951736

I have a question about your chart. New grower here. So during week one, you feed the plant all of that stuff mixed together once? And all the other feedings are just water? Thanks for insight as I learn.
Burnz

 

[JUSTtryinMYbest]

Roots are a little slimy I put 5 ml of h202 in a 3 gallon mixture with water and gave them a massage to free up dead roots I guess. Them put it into a weaker feed. You guys got to understand d I'm winging it. I have never done hydroponics before so this is all new to me the chart is for flower and that seemed to be working really well for me. That's based off of independent 3 gallon buckets each filled with 2 gallons of water. I'll keep posting pictures I just really hope it's not of a dead plant it was looking good. Like below that was before

 

[JUSTtryinMYbest]

Here is the whole grow right before that one got sick. 4 plants. Next grow it will fill canopy just wanted to see what it was about before spending alot on nutrients.

 

[Kepp89]

I have a question about your chart. New grower here. So during week one, you feed the plant all of that stuff mixed together once? And all the other feedings are just water? Thanks for insight as I learn.
Burnz

thats typically how its done. the water only watering allows the built up salts in the soil from past feeds to break down/break up without being hit by fresh nutrients. helps the soil stay fresh. i believe the built up salts can lead to root rot and/or ph issues due to the built up shit but google that to be certain