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it looks like what your saying, swicthing to the high HPS watts. do you have a fan blowing over them in between them and the lights?
I can already tell you that you added too much Roots Organic. I had the same problem by adding too much root stimulant to a root sensitive plant. My plants looked exactly the same, and root stimulant was the only thing I did different that time. My strain was Lambsbread. It took about 2 1/2 weeks to fix itself. Had some killer roots tho midway thru flowering.
i did use super thrive,,but now i been using technaflora thrive alive..and it works great in light dosesYes they're in a climate controled room - (A/C, and several wall fans) Was going to turn on the CO2 to help them metabolise quicker.
Well the Roots Organic I am referring to is the soil - I have not given these babies anything. Unfortunetly I cannot say what was watered in before I picked them up. I am approaching the 2 week mark so I hope to see this change quick, I need to transplant. Any stress reducers like B-1 or super thrive?
They look like too much light for the moment and too wet. Do they droop at the end of the 18 hr of light on or are they on 24hrs? Give them darkness and start foliar spraying with seaweed and let them DRY out!!I've had my share of aphids, hope they arn't back. Usually their would be more leaf dropping and discoloration. I will inspect anyways though, thanks for the heads up!
If they stay perma wilted you prob have verticulum wilt...Hey,
So I recently potted up some sour diesel babies in small soil cups with Roots Organics and placed them under my 1000w HPS. The Lights were raised WAY up as to avoid stress. Within a couple of days they looked the way they do in the pictures. I am on well water but run TALL BOYS and have been watering straight from the filter (pH 6.1 - ppm 300). I only water when needed so I find it hard to believe it's overwatering.
The leaves droop but not a limp droop, they're still very hard like full of water. No signs of discolor or leaf dropping - they actually look very green and healthy, aside from the droop.
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