LSD auto leaves down

Thanks to everyone!!! I switched to 6/18 from the original 4/20 setting...it feels like "going to bed" because I checked and early in the morning leaves are all straights. Soil pH measured from waste water 6.4. Thanks so much to everyone for the precious advices!

Droopy leaves come from a variety of problems - overwatering (the state of being constantly wet, NOT how much water is given at any one time), underwatering, or nitrogen toxicity. Roberts is right to tell you to lift the pot every time you think she needs something - if you feel any weight in it at all, she doesn't need anything so let her be... if it's super lightweight, she needs water/nutes - whatever is on the agenda for her. If it's water only, then water it enough so that you're getting about 10-20% runoff - I usually let the pot sit in that water for 10-15 minutes to see if the soil is going to absorb any of it back up into the pot.... water until she no longer absorbs any of the runoff and then dump the runoff down the drain since cannabis doesn't like wet feet. If it's nitrogen (I don't think it is), there's a whole 'nother thing you would do - flush - but as I said, I don't think that's your problem as the leaves aren't particularly dark green or clawing. The only other thing I will tell you is that Ezzjaybruh is ALSO right... plants need to have a rest period. I have a grow going right now where my lady, about 2 hours before lights out, starts to droop horribly - and she does this every single day. She's just "getting ready for bed" and in the morning, she's as upright as possible. So give your girls some sleep... run them under either 18/6 or 20/4 - it'll also save you money on your electric bill and probably give you much happier plants! Good luck!

Probably thirsty- judging by zooming into your medium there. Also - if you’re on 24/0.. give ‘em a break and go to 18/6. A lot of ppl run 24/0 and get plants looking like this.

Usually related to watering. Leave can also sag right before lights off(going to sleep ). To much food...but that will also start showing leaf damage. Monitor planter weight to give the best judgement. A general rule of thumb. Saggy leaves with saggy stems is under watering Saggy leaves with straight stems is over watering

It is a watering issue of not enough or too much. Should pick up Potter to determine how much is in the Potter by weight. Water is heavy, and will make a noticeable difference. The other thing I would Check is your substrate ph. If your ph is crossing into or has gone into a range that is not acceptable the plant won't drink from lock out. If too much water, I would recommend more course perlite in future grow in substrate to help with resistance to over watering. Your run off ph will let you know where ph is at. With limited information that is best I can come up with.