rupert pupkin
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walked into the flower room this morning, there are 4 different strains on the table. they are about 6-7weeks into veg. two of the same stain this morning were REAL droopy. nothing has changed since last night, any ideas?
HELP, droopy plants?
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MellowHaze
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probs over watering but pics would help 
peace
peace
rupert pupkin
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rupert pupkin
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ok the pic worked! lol
rupert pupkin
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the tables get flooded about 3 times a day
Bro, I'm having a similar problem in my 600W DWC Cabinet. I read it could be from not getting enough oxygen to the roots. I also read that Hygrozyme is great for root health so I'm giving it a shot, along with a fresh changeover in my reservoir. Also, my air stones were kinda clogged with what appeared to be algae, cleaned them also. I'll let you know if the Hygrozyme worked.
in hydroponics, its pretty much impossible to over water your plants. its more likely than not a lack of oxygen. your plants look decent nutrient wise, just a little choked up. maybe throw some air stones in your res for the table and the dwc just keep it clean (i've used hygrozyme and its pretty awesome). how long are you flooding the table for?
rupert pupkin
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thanks for the help guys, i'm gonna go throw 4 airstones in it right now.
bongsurf-the tables get flooded til the cubes are about half submerged.
bongsurf-the tables get flooded til the cubes are about half submerged.
rupert pupkin
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so what kind of air pumps, airstones etc... would be best for 70-100gal resivoir. still lookin droopy today=(
pretty much anything you can pick up at walmart or petsmart for an equivalent sized fish tank (pump, tubing, airstones and for a 70-100 gal res the larger strip looking airstones would probably be best). something like this: http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3813197&keepsr=0&clickid=body_rv_txt
check out al b fuct's harvest every two weeks thread (its a sticky in hydroponics/aeroponics), i think he uses tables and has a lot of information on them
check out al b fuct's harvest every two weeks thread (its a sticky in hydroponics/aeroponics), i think he uses tables and has a lot of information on them
rupert pupkin
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thanks bongsurf!
so next question, if a plant(strain) got heat stressed and starts to get droopy. is there any way to bring it back?
so next question, if a plant(strain) got heat stressed and starts to get droopy. is there any way to bring it back?
rupert pupkin
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what would you do to help the process? there are 3 different strains on the table and now all of that strain are lookin like that?!
Trollin
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Your stems look very weak and thin, one of my plants died and looked the same, im not sure why. But im fair sure it was either bugs, or stress from transplanting. Or just from mal-nourishment from a younger age? Also you said there in veg stage?
they have bud on them, there in flowering. do u have a timer? it could be from light timing issues, the same happened to my friend who didnt have a timer, he just turned them on and off when he wanted. Then the same thing happened to him.
Hope i helped a little
they have bud on them, there in flowering. do u have a timer? it could be from light timing issues, the same happened to my friend who didnt have a timer, he just turned them on and off when he wanted. Then the same thing happened to him.
Hope i helped a little
if its heat stress, try to bring the ambient temp of your plants down to at least below 80F (ideal photosynthesis happens b/t 75-82, i think i've seen before). they should recover at least a little but hopefully they're not too far gone. try to add ventilation where ever possible and make sure your light isn't too close to your plants
rupert pupkin
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heres a thought, my buddy wanted to flush for 3weeks! so they're on the second week of flush. maybe need to throw a weak mix of nuts in for a couple more days?
