Day 50: Pot was totally dry, light as a feather, watered again with 1gal plain water 6.5ph.
Day 51: Expected pot to be really light again, but this time it seems that it didn't drink it all overnight, so I didn't water this morning.
Day 53: Noticed the top leaves are a really light green and there are dark brown spots on some leaves. Pretty sure it's Cal Mag def. Watered 1gal @ 6.5ph, 1tsp Flowering Cal Mag & 1 tsp Tiger Bloom.
Day 54: A bit perkier this morning than it's been recently, good sign.
Day 55: Droopy again, pot was light and bone-dry. Hit it with another gallon of water @6.5ph, 1tsp N-CalMag, .5 tsp Tiger Bloom.
This thing has gotten really droopy over the past few days. It seems to perk up toward the afternoon, but gets droopy again hours before lights out. I've grown maybe 10 of this strain, only 1 other did this. I never figured it out but I got my biggest yield ever from it...
@@Athos, It's not overwatering, that's what's so confusing. I usually water about a gallon every 4-5 days, and ONLY if the pot is really easy to pick up with one hand. This one was sticking to the 4-5 day watering schedule until the past week or so, but when it started drooping the pot was light as a feather every morning like it drank the whole gallon overnight. Any other ideas? @Ledbelieve says too much light, but my other plants are thriving in there under that light.
Hey, I had the same problem, with my plants getting droopy 2-3 hours before lights out. grow #2
When your plant is a little on the dry side add 1 liter of water at a time slowly until water runs out the bottom.
This will tell you how much water it takes to saturate your soil and you can figure out a feeding schedule from there.
It's pretty hard to overwater with a fully mature root system and soil with good drainage.
Once I figured the watering schedule my plants were praying again🙏
Hope this helps
Grow Big!!
very nice looking plants. good to see more and more people are into mainlining and HST with their plants, this is increasing the yield and takes urban growing at the next level!
To avoid snapping branches while trying to keep them at same level, there is a small trick that you can do. I will not tell it here, but I will explain the technic in my diary when time comes.
Best of luck!
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