Some leaves drooping/clawing in early flower

[Purfict]

Not too sure what the problem is, my best bet is the temps I’ve been battling. I can only get temp during lights on to about 67-68 consistently without turning fans off. Wet/dry cycles are good, rh is steady, so not positive what it is. For background, PPFD at between 400-550 from the corner to the center of the tent, week two of flower. FFOF, nutes every other feed, just gave them food and water 2 days ago. Give them a liter of water every 4 days or so, any help is appreciated.

 

[Gmix]

Well if there dropping you got two choices you overwatered or they are thirsty.

From eye it’s looks overwatered.
A thirsty plant will pull in its self ( kinda shrivel )

The clawing is from to much nitrogen for flowering.

They don’t look bad just let them dry out a bit before watering and dail back the n

Good luck and enjoy the adventure

 

[Purfict]

Well if there dropping you got two choices you overwatered or they are thirsty.

From eye it’s looks overwatered.
A thirsty plant will pull in its self ( kinda shrivel )

The clawing is from to much nitrogen for flowering.

They don’t look bad just let them dry out a bit before watering and dail back the n

Good luck and enjoy the adventure

I noticed they bounced back great after watering, but after two days back to drooping. Maybe I’m watering with not enough water too frequently. I agree on the excess N, I even did a little less of my micro but can’t expect it to fix in 1 feeding. Next water will be with no food. I’ll give them an extra day or two of no water. Thanks for the input

 

[LoveGrowingIt]

It looks like magnesium would help some of them.

 

[Purfict]

It looks like magnesium would help some of them.

Would you suggest adding cal-mag to the next watering? I wasn’t planning on adding nutrients since I try to do it every other water.

 

[LoveGrowingIt]

Would you suggest adding cal-mag to the next watering? I wasn’t planning on adding nutrients since I try to do it every other water.

CalMag is a possibility. So is Epsom salt dissolved in water. A foliar feed could be used instead of watering it in. For Epsom salt a tablespoon per gallon is the usual mixture.