TrichromeFan said:

How about some pics of the droop in question?

My instinct is on the over water. Hard to really tell without pics at the very least. Did you recently transplant? Do you use perlite? If so, how much? I definitely have experienced over watering in coco. I let my coco dry out mostly (till the pot feels fairly light, but not %100 dry). I find that it is really more crucial in veg, or when transplanting to a larger container. I use cal mag along with my canna nutes for coco. 7ml in early veg, 5ml from later veg through mid flower. EC that I run is 1.4 for veg, 1.8-2.2 in flower. That works for me. I had some issues on a lighter feeding with the Canna. Best of luck.

-TF

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Jack og said:

Any updates ?

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Rob 1985 said:

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Jack og said:

They are looking healthy bro!!

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Jack og said:

One note., the orange bucket. The soil looks flat, and soaked.
When watering, don’t fill it and then let it drain.
It clumps the soil up, hardening it and roots starve of oxygen.
Water just enough to wet the top, come back and water 2-3 times as necessary to get it enough. Do the lift test from dry and then after water. If she is say 50-% heavier, it’s enough water.
Keep them dryer, let t the soil get dry before the next cycle feed/water.
Plants use up more as the soil drys, if you keep a constant wet surface t the roots will lockout and soil won’t give up nutrients.

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