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Monday at 12:15 PM

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Week 7, second outside. This plant has been fine, yesterday it was droopy, it's been really dry this week in Ohio so I assumed was just under watered, I watered thinking it would snap back today but so far it looks about the same, I'm purplexed about what the issue may be. The new growth still looks healthy.

 

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Monday at 12:27 PM

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Has it been droopy the whole time it’s been outside or did that just start?
From reading your post, it seems your popped and grew that seed inside for about 5 weeks before moving out is that right?

 

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Monday at 1:10 PM

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Lockebox said:

Has it been droopy the whole time it’s been outside or did that just start?
From reading your post, it seems your popped and grew that seed inside for about 5 weeks before moving out is that right?

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All six plants (different strins) were moved outside about 2 1/2 weeks ago and I've been doing fine doubling in size other than being hit a bit with leaf miners, I topped all of them last Wednesday and prior to yesterday all were during fine.
This being the best but it's also when I sun sweet spot.
Full diary: https://growdiaries.com/diaries/310...91ZYPrUM-AEE2Z4J7b_aem_THXVCOsSXoBkrOokxeqMcA

 

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Full sun doesn't seem to be helping much, it's almost like it's damping out but I've never had a plant damp out this late, The main stem is strong. The soil is moist but not wet. It's almost like something is attacking the roots. The tips of the large leaves are drying out but are not discolorated.

 

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Monday at 4:25 PM

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I'm tempted to try on the more healthy plants, or maybe my peppers and eggplants first I'm a little shy to burn them I've never used this before.

 

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Monday at 5:32 PM

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I put down and watered in a layer of Mosquito Bits on all plants the off chance that fungus gnats are an issue, I tend to doubt it due to the dry conditions but I figured it wouldn't hurt, I find it odd that the only the top & bottom leaves are droopy and drying up, tops just being droopy, but the middle ones are relatively ok.