Drooping plants

4Bangr420
4Bangr420started grow question 6y ago
Does anyone think it's possible the plants are drooping because they're underwatered? Should they be given a full 5 litre or so this early in ?
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Plant. Wilting
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teabee
teabeeanswered grow question 6y ago
How often are you watering them? It's soil right? At that size in 5 gallons pots I'm guessing you only need to water them once maybe twice a week, soil wants a wet/dry cycle so don't water them until the soil feels dry for the top inch or 2...stick your finger in up to your knuckle, if it's dry water till run off and than give them a few days and check again.
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Uchihajota
Uchihajotaanswered grow question 6y ago
I would bet on overwatering, but if it's the first time, we always tend to overdo it. Leave them without watering until they regain strength and stand up straight and don't look wrinkled.
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Experimentgreen
Experimentgreenanswered grow question 6y ago
Hello, Water them, if they perk up within 15 minutes they needed water. Sometimes they'll get droopy and saggy from overwatering too, but those wouldn't perk up, and sometimes look and feel swollen....almost like basil leaves. If you're seeing the top soil look dry then you're most likely doing a reasonable wet/dry cycle.👍
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Bloombuster
Bloombusteranswered grow question 6y ago
Hey, buddy! 👋 No, you're all good! 👌 No need to worry! 👆 Plants always drop their leaves when the light goes off. They get tired after a whole day and they want to rest too 😉 It's better not to disturb them when the light is off! You shouldn't be woken up at night by guests, just like her! 😉 You've got great watering! No more is needed until she has grown enough and started to flower! 👌 Good luck, buddy! ✊😇
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