I can use some help here.

Can anybody help me here with this problem? Some of the fan leaves are kinda drooping and I am wondering if I can fix it.

Here's another one.

Someone help me.

yea, looks like the heat may be causing that. pretty sure i read that fresno farmer was using a shade cloth. he has a journal going i believe. ask him in his thread. he will give u the info I'm almost positive.

its july, its hot, relaxe

a mongo frog said:

yea, looks like the heat may be causing that. pretty sure i read that fresno farmer was using a shade cloth. he has a journal going i believe. ask him in his thread. he will give u the info I'm almost positive.

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Thanks bro

Jbone77 said:

its july, its hot, relaxe

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I know man, I know

If it were an indoor grow I'd suggest using a silica product like Botanicare's Silica Blast. It makes plants tougher/harder, able to withstand stresses like heat, drought, cold.

If it's applicable to outdoors, I'd recommend it.

A plant will do amazing things to adjust to weather conditions. Have you ever seen any of the gourd family of plants in the dog days of summer (pumpkin, cantaloupe, squash ect.)? You would think they're dying the way the leaves droop during the day. But they bounce back as soon as the sun dies a bit. The same applies to MJ. You're plant looks fine the only thing I see might be an upward curl on one of the fan leaves. Keep a eye on her but in general I think she's fine.

Sherman420

how much you watering ? looks like over watering to me .

ThE sAtIvA hIgH said:

how much you watering ? looks like over watering to me .

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I water about once or twice a week, depending on how dry the soil is. Although I did water them a day before it rained. (I didn't know it was gonna rain though)

Looks like a out door grow,temps can cause the leaves to curl canoeing,nothing to worrie about it looks fine

Every time I see pics of Sativas growing outside I dream of being someplace else.

If i lived in the states i would not even bother with indoor no need to bomb a patch or 12

az2000 said:

If it were an indoor grow I'd suggest using a silica product like Botanicare's Silica Blast. It makes plants tougher/harder, able to withstand stresses like heat, drought, cold.

If it's applicable to outdoors, I'd recommend it.

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I'll see what I can find.

So I'm not overwatering?

Bump

Can't really tell if I'm not giving them enough water. Lower branches and leaves are doing fine. Just some of the fan leaves on top are drooping.

Or overwatering

Its hot brother. She will adapt and overcome. Make sure she has enough water but not too much. I would foliage feed it some Superthrive. AT NIGHT, Without a flashlight.

If you spray her during the day, those little water drops become magnifying glasses.

Looks beautiful though. Good Luck