Drooping leaves

[Cost]

Hi everyone. I’m doing my first grow and i’m having some problems with drooping leaves.
Skunk xl
3 weeks vegetative.
60x60x140 tent
As i thought it was nutrient burn i flushed and changed the plant for a bigger bucket, but now it’s getting worse. Can you help me . PLEASE. Thanks

 

[Chris Scorpio]

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[Emilya Green]

Hi everyone. I’m doing my first grow and i’m having some problems with drooping leaves.
Skunk xl
3 weeks vegetative.
60x60x140 tent
As i thought it was nutrient burn i flushed and changed the plant for a bigger bucket, but now it’s getting worse. Can you help me . PLEASE. Thanks

Hi @Cost and welcome to the forum!
Definitely need a bit more information... what is the grow medium?

 

[StoneOtter]

Welcome aboard.

 

[Cost]

Hi everyone. I’m doing my first grow and i’m having some problems with drooping leaves.
Skunk xl
3 weeks vegetative.
60x60x140 tent
As i thought it was nutrient burn i flushed and changed the plant for a bigger bucket, but now it’s getting worse. Can you help me . PLEASE. Thanks

Thanks for the quick reply
So..
Strain: skunk xl
1 plant
Soil
10l pot
Temperature inside the cabinet: 34 degrees celsius
Humidity: 68%
Grow stage : vegetative
Light: 3 x100w white led bulbs plus 3 x 25 w full spectrum led bulbs ( waiting for the led panel to arrive).
Nutrients: local producer 2 parts
Ppm: 400
Ph: 6.2
Water: 3 times a week 150ml
I know that i have to adjust some things but it’s difficult to get the products around here. Thank you one more time.

 

[Cost]

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[Emilya Green]

Thanks for the quick reply
So..
Strain: skunk xl
1 plant
Soil
10l pot
Temperature inside the cabinet: 34 degrees celsius
Humidity: 68%
Grow stage : vegetative
Light: 3 x100w white led bulbs plus 3 x 25 w full spectrum led bulbs ( waiting for the led panel to arrive).
Nutrients: local producer 2 parts
Ppm: 400
Ph: 6.2
Water: 3 times a week 150ml
I know that i have to adjust some things but it’s difficult to get the products around here. Thank you one more time.

ah ha... there it is.

I want to hear more about your watering schedule. Why 3 x a week? Is this a schedule or just when you have determined it is time to water? How do you make this determination? How did you determine that they needed 150ml?

 

[hjayu94]

Emilya is the soil watering expert! One thing I notice is your temp.. 34°c is getting much too hot I'd say.

 

[Cost]

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ah ha... there it is.

I want to hear more about your watering schedule. Why 3 x a week? Is this a schedule or just when you have determined it is time to water? How do you make this determination? How did you determine that they needed 150ml?

i’ll do it as schedulle and i only used that amount because i had a smaller pot and with that the plant was growing very well and i just kept doing it.
Not a smart idea i guess.

 

[Cost]

Emilya is the soil watering expert! One thing I notice is your temp.. 34°c is getting much too hot I'd say.

Sorry my bad. It’s 24

 

[hjayu94]

Much better temperature haha

 

[Emilya Green]

Find my link down below about how to properly water, and read about the wet/dry cycle. I think that your method of watering is keeping stale water sitting at the bottom of the container most of the time, and that because your lower feeder roots are not able to get oxygen every watering cycle, they have partially shut down. Without them, you can't develop the water pressure necessary to lift all of the leaves, hence the constant droop.