Hello, I need help. The plants are wilting complet...

Hi 🙋‍♂️, Once the leave drop, it’s Most likely a watering issue as far your leaves are still Green. As This is the case according to what I see, This is your Problem. Overwatering would Show limp leaves — This is not the case, so i would water them a little more. What I also see is that your leaves are very dark Green. You need to reduce your grow fertilizer, as you Feed too much nitrogen. Generally the grow looks good, so I wish you all the Best and an Amazon result once ready 👊👌👍

Hey, no problem, this is fixable 👍 From the photo, the plants are still green and alive, so that’s a good sign. When leaves are drooping like this but still green, the most common causes are: Overwatering / roots lacking oxygen Root stress (recent transplant, cold medium, or poor drainage) High heat or low humidity, causing the plant to wilt even if water is present First things I’d check right now: How wet is the medium? If it’s heavy and soaked, don’t water again — let it dry a bit. Temps at canopy and root zone — if it’s hot, raise the light slightly and improve airflow. Make sure pots can drain freely and aren’t sitting in runoff. What NOT to do: Don’t add more nutrients Don’t foliar spray Don’t panic-water If this happened suddenly, it’s very often a watering or root oxygen issue. Once conditions stabilize, they usually perk back up within hours to a day. Reply with your watering schedule, temps, and medium, and people can dial it in further — but for now, ease off and let the roots breathe 🌱

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Easy one........too much fertilizing!

Overwatering is my top suspect. Drooping plants staying green, moist soil in fabric pots, roots may lack oxygen. Its possible the light is too intense or too close, so check you are using the intensityand distance the manufacturersuggests. Watch the temperature swing 27°C day and 16°C night is too cold at night slows roots down and can cause uneven uptake. You need some warmth at night. Possible early overfertilization because of slight clawing. Decrese the amount you are feeding them by half. Take care to check and correct these points and they will jump up healthy in no time.

Wo a little more info if anything the Ppm or heat may be a little high for GC

Wo a little more info if anything the Ppm or heat may be a little high for GC

They seem find. Have you changed anything recently? Maybe your light is too strong right now. Ppfd may be too high right now. You want around 600 ppfd

After looking your diary, your plants looks good From these pictures, particularly picture 2/2 plant is showing an Nitrogen excess during flowering phase. The symptom is recognizable by the leaves tips making claws and turning like bananas peels.

Hey buddy First: what I see from the photos: • Leaves are drooping / wilting, not clawing or burning • Color is still green and healthy • Stems are upright, not collapsing • Soil surface looks quite dark and moist • Fabric pots, indoor, week 3 veg This points very strongly to a root-zone / water–oxygen issue, not nutrients and not disease. ⸻ The most likely cause (and it’s common) This looks like overwatering or low root oxygen, not underwatering. Important detail many newer growers miss: Wilting from overwatering looks almost identical to wilting from underwatering — but the fix is the opposite. In these photos: • Leaves are heavy and soft, not thin and crispy • The whole plant droops evenly That’s classic roots not breathing. ⸻ This needs to be calm, simple, and actionable. 1. Do NOT water again Not today, not “just a little”. • Pick up the pot • If it feels heavy → no water • Let it dry until the pot is clearly lighter Fabric pots help, but they don’t save you from constant moisture. ⸻ 2. Improve oxygen immediately Easy wins: • Increase airflow across the pots (fan, not blasting) • Make sure pots are not sitting in runoff • Slightly loosen the top layer of soil with fingers (very gently) Roots need air more than anything right now. ⸻ 3. Check environment (quick) Check: • Temp: ideally ~22–26°C • RH: ~55–65% • Lights not too intense or too close Too much light + wet roots = faster wilt. ⸻ 4. What NOT to do (important) • ❌ Don’t add nutrients • ❌ Don’t flush • ❌ Don’t transplant now • ❌ Don’t chase deficiencies The color being green is actually good news. ⸻ The plants are not dying. They are stressed, but very recoverable. Once oxygen returns to the root zone: • Leaves will lift again • Growth will resume • No permanent damage if corrected early And this is early. Growers Love my friend , remember this is just my humble opinion, always trust your instinct ✊🙌🙏

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