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One droopy plant, One perky plant

WeedSmeller
WeedSmellerstarted grow question 3 years ago
I've treated both clones the same but plant 2 seems droopy. Any thoughts on why? I've attached a picture of both clones to show the difference.
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Plant. Wilting
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WeedSmeller
WeedSmelleranswered grow question 3 years ago
It ended up being droopy from overwatering. When I transplanted them they were still moist but I also watered them in the new soil. I knew the roots were well developed from transplanting and the humidity at the time was pretty close to the correct VPD so the humidity wasn't far off. I ended up letting the moisture drop in the room also just to dry them out faster.
Nor_Cal_Kannabliss
Nor_Cal_Kannablissanswered grow question 3 years ago
They look like they are begging for some humidity. Crank it up. 🤘😤
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DeadwebsiteBoringcommunity
DeadwebsiteBoringcommunityanswered grow question 3 years ago
The really purple stems is not really a good sign. Healthier Plant = Healthier clones.. but if I was to gander why one would be drooping.. Is that it's not rooting and is not a viable clone.. You can try very very gently tugging on the stem. If she is rooting you will feel resistance.. If she has not rooted then she will come right out.. Not the best choice really but I'm guessing you clipped and went to soil.. If you made sure they rooted before you transplanted then it can be a lack of aeration or under water situation.. They don't look dry.. I don't like clones too much because of all the "fucking" around so maybe someone else will have a better opinion/idea.
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