Wilting Grow Tips Evening

Its totally normal mate. There asleep really rnt they.. Like it's been said.. won't expell energy when no light,so will sag, when on a good cycle / rhythm... Much love 💚..

If droopy for extended periods of time, it can be a sign of trying to give it too much light per day. If this is the case, other symptoms will show up and make diagnosis less of a guess. shorter internodes, interveinal damage, stunting of growth etc etc.. I've had it where it took several weeks before they started to get droopy and another week or two before it showed some more signs of light stress. If only off by a little bit, it can take 'forever' to see the results of the error. People tend to focus on the most recent behaviour, but when things are nearly right, it's weeks if not months of cumulative effect that leads to what you see today.

Ultravioletanswered grow question in 4 hours Was there a question in there? Call it whatever you want its tugor pressure set by the level of transpiration which is determined by several environmental conditions. Reason it doesn't happen at night is there is no transpiration therefore no need to expend energy when there is no light to photosynthesize. Respiration provides the counter pressure for cell elongation and root growth at night and if you jack up the environmentals during flower you won't notice a difference between night or day as tugor pressure can be applied as a side effect of nightime respiration if there is alot of it happening. If there is not alot happening (veg) then it's far more common to see her sleepy or droopy overnight. More common in veg to see her "sleep" at night.. If you make it incredibly dry at night and turn up temps.The more movement of water she has the more erect she will appear throigh cohesion. The orientation of a plant or other organism in response to light, either toward the source of light ( positive phototropism ) or away from it ( negative phototropism). This only applies to daylight cycle, but doesn't mean she can't appear awake at night given the conditions. You can think of it as sleeping, it's a nice easy way of imagining it, technically in no way shape or form does a plant sleep, there is only the dayshift and the nightshift, a plant can go dormant and rest for a week but sleep?

Weed plants normally perk up /pray in the afternoon and then sag at night. When you have bad root health this can be interrupted Also if you have super great root health sometimes the plant will have the leaves perked up 24/7