Critical CBD (Nirvana)

@PigBearMan, Thanks, looks like a nitrogen deficiency, will use nutes next feeding.

@PigBearMan, I send that image to everyone I can my dude. Thank you for helping people <3 I have a 3 foot by 5 foot poster of that bad boy framed in my grow room :D

@Ripper, Thanks man, feel like they all were dying but got hopes on one at least making it. Will put up better pictures later today or tomorrow without the LED brightness.

@Dirtydraggel, all the new growth looks great you will do well.

@Dirtydraggel, well if I’m seeing things right it looks like the cheap Lowe’s mix causes you a lot of problems and the better soil from Amazon has much healthier plants. Maybe the cheaper soil is compacted and restricting root growth? Or preventing your roots from getting good air flow? I would check to make sure it’s still light and fluffy

@Jeff123fish, https://www.lowes.com/pd/EcoScraps-32-Quart-Container-Mix/999990018 is the lowes soild and https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00553BLPA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 is the az soil. Neither of the plants are really "fluffy" in the dirt its rather compact

@Dirtydraggel, after looking up your soils I’m going with that as your biggest problem as this stuff if nothing else is wildly inconsistent some is really hot some won’t hold water but most of all the bag says it’s meant to be used with other soils as a soil amender

@CBD_Sweden, Yes, thanks for all the help so far, I'm sure I'll need more before this strain is done.

@Dirtydraggel, Np, im glad too help.

@@Athos, added new light pictures of the drooping plant

@Dirtydraggel, Do you have any idea about your pH? There is a deficiency of some nutrients in your plant, but I think it’s because the plant can’t absorb the nutrients. Not due to too little added nutrients. If your pH is too high or too low, the plant won’t be able to absorb the nutrients and will start taking nutrients from the leaves instead of the soil and roots. Your pH should be steadily between 5.8-6.3 in the nutrient solution mixed with water for optimal nutrient uptake. What type of nutrients are you using and what brand? How often do you give it nutrients? When the plant starts looking like that, it’s getting urgent to do something and do it right. So if I can find out what I asked about, I can probably help you get things sorted out quickly.

@CBD_Sweden, I've checked a bit with this https://www.amazon.com/Moisture-acidity-Outdoor-Battery-Indicator/dp/B01M1CRG6R/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1515678868&sr=8-11&keywords=ph+reader but it doesn't seem to give the best results. It helps a lot to see when to water now though. I've used Fox Farm Veg 2 times, the last time was 12/31/17 with 3 tbsp per gallon (it said 3-4 on the bottle) before that I didn't use any nutrients. I watered on Sunday and haven't added anything else since 3/5 plants still show 'wet' on the meter and 2 are moist (1-10 scale, 1-4 dry, 4-7 moist, 8-10 wet). If I'm a bit lucky today, one plant will be dry when I get home so it can be my experiment.

@Dirtydraggel, okay. So I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the experiment goes well. I recommend that you flush the plant thoroughly with water adjusted to a pH of 6 and then let it dry out for several days, and then give it plenty of nutrients and water, and it will be happy. You should flush the plant once during veg a week or two before you start flowering and once more when the stretch in flowering is done, and then 2 weeks before harvest. But the most important thing when using nutrients is to maintain a consistent pH around 6 and to let the plant dry out after watering before giving water/nutrients again. If the pH in the plant is too high or too low, you can use a liter of nutrients, and the plant still won't be able to take up the nutrients and shows signs of nutrient deficiency. The plant starts to consume itself in the search for nutrients.

@Dirtydraggel, This came up on my Twitter feed this morning. Maybe your humidity is too low. https://hightimes.com/grow/grow-qa-why-are-my-pot-leaves-drooping/

@DudeGrowsWeed, Humidity in that tent is between 28-35% always have been, also PHdown after big bloom. Last 2 waterings have been straight water now and the third one will be as well (going out of town and left simple instructions to brother in law) Added 2 new pictures without the purple light

@Dirtydraggel, It sounds like your humidity is too low. The article recommends humidity around 50%

@Jaindoh, Still got most of it in curing however whatever I smoked after 3 days was very relaxing, not a couch lock but couldn't feel the back pain (2 torn discs) for a while and slept pretty good. No dry mouth, no couch from it, was smooth. The flavor was like seaweed probably cause it was a little wet but the second time had no real taste.

@Dirtydraggel, would guess the taste is the chlorophyll. Takes a long time to break it down, shortened by keeping the bud from drying out (iirc, the living plant breaks the chlorophyll down itself, whereas once it dies the process takes longer). Curing is harder than it sounds; some people have better first luck, I'm just now getting my results more consistent several grows in.

@Jaindoh, Switched them yesterday all 5, yolo. Ordered a second tent since this is actually kind of fun and ordered some white widow to try next. Hopefully this will turn out somewhat nice, deff not doing it for the money since I've sunk in $1k into it now without smoking (so far)

@Dirtydraggel, i know the feeling, as soon as you cure it out and make it a month or two without buying and can go "okay that tent is in the black" it feels a lot better. Then you need more stuff and youre like "argh i'm months in and back in the red" then you get the next crops after that and it's just like "oh man, this is gonna be CHEAP" XD

@Horantu, thanks