Look's like your lights could be closer .plants love intense light just not the heat .this will keep your nodes tight together making stronger higher yielding plantsI was wondering reasons my plants are droopy. It’s not a watering problem since it’s been going on through a couple dry cycles. The only other thing I can think is it’s rootbound. 1 gallon of fox farms happy frog and perelite. Light is Mars hydro Tsw 2000 at 50% at 20” climate 60-65% R.H and 75-80 degrees F oscillating fan and in-line fan on most of the day.
Its hard to help people with watering.
I do it all the time. That is why I asked the question that I did
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Im waiting like 3 days until the pot is light.
Light? Light as a feather? So light that you can't feel any water weight in there at all, or just lighter than it was at full watering? It is very important to let them dry out to the very bottom every time while you are in veg, or you will drown your lower roots and cause this droopiness. At first it will take 4 or 5 days for the plant to be able to drain all the water, and then over time the roots will get stronger and she will be able to do it in one day. If you are watering around every 3 days, it is you who decided that schedule, not the plants... and you probably have been watering too early for some time now. A healthy plant in veg is constantly growing its roots, and the time between waterings should diminish a little with each wet/dry cycle until it can drain all the water in 24-36 hours and finally it is time to uppot and start this process over again.
It’s not watering I had to water after I took this picture cuz the pots were so light.
Sorry, but the fact that you water consistently about every three days reveals that you are an overwaterer. That little bit of weight that you are forgiving and allowing to be there as you are watering again is what the problem is. That water has been in the very bottom third of the container for some time and clearly your lower roots are damaged to the point that the plant can't generate enough water pressure in the trunk so as to be able to stand up and point its leaves toward the light, or praying, as people call it. If you would just let the roots dry out all the way to the bottom one time, you will see a dramatic lift to the leaves as the lower roots finally get some oxygen and go back into full production.
