Help drooping leaves(pic) please look

SiCoSkateboards

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its in a 6 inch pot right now. it should be atleast 12 right?? i got some 12 inch pots i just need to go get some basic organic potting soil.
 

WoldofWeedcraft

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I've been having a similar issue, but not from over watering. My situation was the opposite, I had been under watering. I am no expert on soil, but last week my babies looked similar with the stems bending down, drooping leaves. I think over watering causes the leaves to curl down and under. Also when I felt the leaves on my babies I could tell they were kind of dry. What I did was I started watering (using FF grow big) until I got a little bit of runoff out of the drain holes, then I started checking the soil every few days and watering. After about 5 days, they all perked up and are looking much better. Everyone on here recommends letting your soil dry before watering. The top inch or so dries fast, below that it takes a little more time. I'm noticing, it's not so good to let them get bone dry a few inches below the surface. I feel down a few inches in the soil and I water when the moisture doesn't feel wet, but kind of feels cold (I really can't explain it). Anyways, I'm not sure if you are over or under watering just giving my $0.02.
 

WoldofWeedcraft

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Yea it definately looks like time to transplant. As for the pot size, it depends on how big you want your plants. A 2 gallon pot will probably yield about a 2-3 ft. plant. More gallons >> more root mass >> bigger plants.
 

Ak bong rippa

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the ph is 6.8 steady. ive been trying to find fox farm anything in my area but its hard. ill get bigger pots shes showing preflowers, pistols with 2 white hairs coming out so im assuming she, while still in veg. i also need to find rooting jelly cant find any of this shit here

Water it Fully Till it runs out the bottom then let it dry out then repeat
 
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