I can not figure out the droopy leaves

Basically to find out if it's a watering issue and you don't have a tester you can use the next best method pop your finger into the soil a little avoid the plant if it dry underneath it needs watering if it's very wet or moist leave it for a bit. I would say if your feeding one plant 2 litres then that's a bit too much and it could be slowly suffocating from too much watering I am spreading 2-3 litres over like 12 plants.

She still seems over watered. Your humidity seems fine at 70 percent. Try to let the top layer of soil dry out. the first half inch to an inch of soil should have time to dry out in between watering. might wanna cut down to a liter of water. Happy growing.😃

That's overwatered. Underwater the leafs droop right from the stalk. And look dead. Overwatered they droop like they look heavy. Easy solution: Lift the pot If it's heavy let it dry If its light water it.

Its looking like either feed or let search but ulya medium looks dryy

i'm guessing you have some bad watering habits. i'm going to guess you try to give a predefined volume of water that you chose out of thin air... Don't do that. you water until the whole thing is wet. With soil you wnt to minimize runoff, but until you dial it in you should err on a little extra runoff until you can dial it back withotu leaving dry pockets in your substrate. Dry pockets are a potentil risk that will over time cause problems with concentration gradients forming in your substrate -- high being the problem. Repeat when top 1" dries... You can use the weight of the pot too. In fact, if you are consistent at re-irrigating at a specific "feel" of the weight, it will be a consistent volume of water needed to re-saturate and you can easily dial in volume needed for less waste.

She's underwatered. Easy fix, you just need to give her more water. Listen to grannie's instructions and you'll be good to go. Good luck!

Droopy leaves can come from a variety of sources - overwatering (the state of being constantly wet), underwatering (too dry too much of the time) or a nitrogen toxicity... from what you're describing, you're underwatering, NOT overwatering... At this point, you should be giving enough water so that there is some runoff... let the runoff stay in the saucer/tray for a couple of minutes to see if the soil will soak it back up - if it does, give it more water and repeat... repeat until no more water is soaked back up and then throw away the water in the saucer/tray... When you think she needs something more, lift up the pot - you'll know if there's any water left... if it's super lightweight, give her a good drink with some runoff... if you can tell there's still moisture in the pot, don't give her anything... Good luck..