Plant health

Nitrogen toxicity from feeding too much or too often, or both. In soil it is a schedule of plain water/plain water/feed/plain water/plain water/feed.........so that your plants are only being fed every 10-14 days, which is plenty in soil, as soil "holds onto" nutrients and the plants need to use up what is already there before new nutrients are added. At this stage I would be giving just plain water for the next 10-14 days before resuming feeding with half to three quarters the strength of what you are giving now. I would also advise against doing any further defoiliation, those branches rely on the fan leaves to make the energy they need to grow. Just remember..... less leaves = less energy being made = less growth. Hope this helps, Organoman.

Droopy leaves can mean one of two things - over- or under-watering. Are you letting the pots dry out before giving them something? Lift them up to see how heavy/light they are... they need to be super light before giving them the next round in your water/feed/water/feed routine... If you ARE letting them dry out, then maybe you're going overboard with that and you need to increase the frequency of your watering. I'm dealing with some high temps right now (who isn't) and my ladies are needing something every single day - and they're not even close to harvest yet! A couple of your plants are showing signs of potential spider mite damage (maybe something else but DEFINITELY a bug issue)... pick yourself up some Dr. Zymes Eliminator and spray all your plants just before lights out or 15 minutes before lights on... spray both top and bottom of the leaves... you don't want to let them get out of control! They may ALSO be the cause of the drooping... Good luck!

Might of gone a bit to strong with the nutrients. Or could be from over watering not letting your soil dry out completely.