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Leaves drooping even after watering with nutes.

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#41
Captspaulding said:
If all else has failed, try repotting her, bust up all the dirt around the ball and wriggle your way into it and loosen it up a bunch. You may be rootbound. Give it fresh soil and water lightly.
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It’ll also tell you if you have a pest issue, and if your roots aren’t soaking everything in the dirt up.
 
#42
Captspaulding said:
If all else has failed, try repotting her, bust up all the dirt around the ball and wriggle your way into it and loosen it up a bunch. You may be rootbound. Give it fresh soil and water lightly.
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Great idea but i would not recommend that with an autoflower lol. It would probably just die.
 
#43
Goodshit97 said:
This right here is why i stopped beating my head against the wall chasing vpd.
Its doesnt fucking make sense to me. They say 77-80 degrees is fine, but youd have to run 70-75% humidity and that just sounds damn dangerous. Idk though, hence why i dont care about it anymore lol.
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If 79f and 75rh Is optimum then ok, and if room and proper precautions are taken/right then mold won't be an issue.

But yeah seems as long as it's 50+Rh they won't be too upset
 
#45
Goodshit97 said:
Great idea but i would not recommend that with an autoflower lol. It would probably just die.
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Nah bro, I do it all the time. It’ll be fine. Also, potting an auto up now really is no big deal either way, it hasn’t started full flower yet, so I think he has a pretty good window of safety. It’s worth a shot.
 
#46
Captspaulding said:
Nah bro, I do it all the time. It’ll be fine. Also, potting an auto up now really is no big deal either way, it hasn’t started full flower yet, so I think he has a pretty good window of safety. It’s worth a shot.
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I do know what your talking about though, autos are waaaaaay more temperamental. But I still think he would be aaaaight. And may turn that frown upside down.
 
#47
Goodshit97 said:
This right here is why i stopped beating my head against the wall chasing vpd.
Its doesnt fucking make sense to me. They say 77-80 degrees is fine, but youd have to run 70-75% humidity and that just sounds damn dangerous. Idk though, hence why i dont care about it anymore lol.
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to me the key isn't always getting the exact number but providing a consistent day and night temp range that's healthy and the plant can become accustomed to
 
#48
Captspaulding said:
Nah bro, I do it all the time. It’ll be fine. Also, potting an auto up now really is no big deal either way, it hasn’t started full flower yet, so I think he has a pretty good window of safety. It’s worth a shot.
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just because one can - doesn't always mean one should. 🌭
 
#51
I’ve seen this with high humidity. chasing that vpd chart can cause issues. My plants couldn’t function in 70%+ RH. Once I got to 65% or lower they starting perking up.
 
#52
Today is day 4 of letting it dry back. I’m honestly stumped here. I’m gonna let it dry back for a few more days. At this point, I feel as if I’ve killed it somehow?? Yet the leaves being green leads me to believe she’s still healthy and this issue can be reversed?
 

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#53
Goodshit97 said:
You can do it whenever, and yes id hold 55 as steady as you can til like week 5 of flower then etart lowering to 40
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I’m getting a little lost in who is posting what in this thread, but this sounds like very good information, but may I inquire as to what temp you would maintain with these humidity recommendations?

Thank you.
 
#54
iGemini365 said:
Today is day 4 of letting it dry back. I’m honestly stumped here. I’m gonna let it dry back for a few more days. At this point, I feel as if I’ve killed it somehow?? Yet the leaves being green leads me to believe she’s still healthy and this issue can be reversed?
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There is no way that pot is still wet.
That is definitely underwatered in my opinion. Give a good 2-2.5 liters of water.
 
#56
Observationist said:
phing distilled water with organics and ff is not needed.

ff has pH buffer, more harm than good possibly.
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I am new as well so don't know how true this is but I started to pH my water with a custom mix soil and now I know you don't have to but I also read on 2 different websites that now I can't stop pHing because I started maybe someone else has some knowledge in this area
 
#57
sjs1488 said:
I am new as well so don't know how true this is but I started to pH my water with a custom mix soil and now I know you don't have to but I also read on 2 different websites that now I can't stop pHing because I started maybe someone else has some knowledge in this area
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You don’t need to PH with soil. The soil will buffer the PH.
 
#59
sjs1488 said:
I am new as well so don't know how true this is but I started to pH my water with a custom mix soil and now I know you don't have to but I also read on 2 different websites that now I can't stop pHing because I started maybe someone else has some knowledge in this area
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I don’t know if this means anything, but the ph adjustment may be adding some nutrient you don’t count on?
If I use GH Ph up, I get an increase in PPM, I presume it’s the potassium in the solution.
if your plant’s environment is already near a lock out condition, maybe that Ph adjustment is fouling the works with some nutrient lockout from an unexpected source?

I guess this is more of a question because it bothers me seeing the PPM increase with Ph up.
 
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