DoeEyed
Well-Known Member
Growing indoors in Scott's Potting Soil
She's in a 3gal bucket with drain holes drilled in the bottom
Watering every 3-4 days, approx. 1/3 gallon
400w HPS
78F lights on, 68F lights off - 50% humidity
Feeding schedule is every 2 of 3 waterings, as follows:
MG Bloom Booster:
TOTAL Nitrogen (N) 15%
Ammoniacal Nitrogen 5.8%
Urea Nitrogen 9.2%
Phosphate (P2O5) 30%
Potash (K2O) 15 %
Boron (B) 0.02%
Copper (Cu) 0.07%
Iron (Fe) 0.15%
Manganese (Mn) 0.05%
Molybdenum (Mo) 0.0005%
Zinc (Zn) 0.06%
Half strength always
One drop of Superthrive per gallon
One tablespoon unsulphered molassas per gallon
Lastly, she is in week four of flowering.
So I cannot figure out why she remains droopy - there are a couple of leaves yellowing towards the bottom, one on the inside - sorry the pictures suck, they don't show either her good or bad qualities well, but I don't have a good camera right now.
I thought I overwatered her, but, the droopiness was getting worse - gave her a small amount of plain water last night to see, she seemed to perk up a little bit about 3 hours after - so I gave her a little more. Thing is, lifting the pot, she feels heavy, at least compared to the two other plants flowering with her - she is about three weeks older than the other two.
Is it possible her root ball is that much heavier? Am I overwatering her and she needs a serious drying out? I have one of those cheap moisture meters but it seems to have crapped out on me, and cannot get another right now. Underwatering her because I'm scared of overwatering? Too much food? I probably did overfeed them all, as all three have the "claw" thing going on.
I named her Droopy earlier in her life, as she has always seemed droopier than her male counterparts - at this point I'm willing to believe I jinxed her even!
Ideas guys?
She's in a 3gal bucket with drain holes drilled in the bottom
Watering every 3-4 days, approx. 1/3 gallon
400w HPS
78F lights on, 68F lights off - 50% humidity
Feeding schedule is every 2 of 3 waterings, as follows:
MG Bloom Booster:
TOTAL Nitrogen (N) 15%
Ammoniacal Nitrogen 5.8%
Urea Nitrogen 9.2%
Phosphate (P2O5) 30%
Potash (K2O) 15 %
Boron (B) 0.02%
Copper (Cu) 0.07%
Iron (Fe) 0.15%
Manganese (Mn) 0.05%
Molybdenum (Mo) 0.0005%
Zinc (Zn) 0.06%
Half strength always
One drop of Superthrive per gallon
One tablespoon unsulphered molassas per gallon
Lastly, she is in week four of flowering.
So I cannot figure out why she remains droopy - there are a couple of leaves yellowing towards the bottom, one on the inside - sorry the pictures suck, they don't show either her good or bad qualities well, but I don't have a good camera right now.
I thought I overwatered her, but, the droopiness was getting worse - gave her a small amount of plain water last night to see, she seemed to perk up a little bit about 3 hours after - so I gave her a little more. Thing is, lifting the pot, she feels heavy, at least compared to the two other plants flowering with her - she is about three weeks older than the other two.
Is it possible her root ball is that much heavier? Am I overwatering her and she needs a serious drying out? I have one of those cheap moisture meters but it seems to have crapped out on me, and cannot get another right now. Underwatering her because I'm scared of overwatering? Too much food? I probably did overfeed them all, as all three have the "claw" thing going on.
I named her Droopy earlier in her life, as she has always seemed droopier than her male counterparts - at this point I'm willing to believe I jinxed her even!
Ideas guys?
Anyone else have an idea?