confused about droopy leaves

[strain_searcher]

usually looks like this after light has been on all day temps are 75-80 degrees. 256 inlin and 5 x2 inch intakes with thin filters to block dust.(airflow seems pretty good jusging by nice airflow from the outake. What can make a perfectly healthy plant sag like this? I tried letting dry out and I tried to give a nice water.


Homade soil= top soil, organic humes (big bag from walmart) a cup of guano , dolmit lime, very little bonemeal, and peat moss ect..(seedling soil.) mixed in a a big tupaware container.

 

[Guest]

This appears to be under/over watering

 

[strain_searcher]

It is not over or under thats always the first thing to be checked. Also heat and lack of oxygen . I flushed and they seemed to respond . Even the pot that looked over watered loved the constant flow of water. ill keep you guys updated. This is what happens when experimenting with different mixes I think.

 

[420guy]

what's the ph run-off...mine droop like that (or at least they look similar) when my ph flucuates too much...

 

[Guest]

Could they be root bound?

 

[strain_searcher]

Hour after flushing with bathtub water they are all perky again. Lots of dark water run off thinking too strong a soil. Ill let you know if stays nice after light is on a while

 

[bluebublelove]

what are you feeding them, if you are still in veg and your runoff is a yellowed brown color could be your soil is reataining some of the nutrients as your plant is not able to take them all in and therefore everytime you water you are filling your soil with more nutrients that the plant can't take in, I can't see a direct correllation between the nutes and drooping of the flowers...maybe they can't absorb all the water they would like to, I usually just feed my plants in veg once or twice about two weeks before flower and after that and for first few weeks of flower, before buds show just water with balanced ph, pure water. then feed them once they show buds and usually get a boom in budsize.

 

[strain_searcher]

Im not feeding them, they are all perky again. But you may have a good point if the soil was too hot which i think it was every time I watered it was just too mush for them. Because they are organic instead of burn I may have seen drooping. I said I was confused because I usually can solve drooping with numerous strategies. I never saw this before because i usually use premix organic soil. Look at my mix I think the humus and the guano were too much.