Burning leaves with water???

you have them on bloom nutes and how often do you water?

my brother waters them for me, he said everytime the soils dry?

ok do you have a fan on then

no, i have a fan but its not on conststantly, about an hour a day as i found it to increase humidity in the room, its on constant now tho (as of today)

Don't have the fan blowing directly on the plants. Leave fan on at all times. A fan decreases humidity, not promote. See DIY site on making a homemade dehumidifier. Cheap & cool. Is the lights too close to the plants, the hand test works to adjust light. If the lite burns your hand, ... Foliar feeding/watering is OK when in veg stage only. Don't water after the light s are first turned out, this causes humidity build up/ mold. Water an hour or so before the lights come on.Good luck.

shall i keep the fan on during the night too?? i dont think the lights are too close, they are pretty high up and can just feel a nice warmth on the back of my hand, do you rekon they can be saved south texas? Thanks for ya input

you have to have it on constant cause you have to simulate the outdoors

all you need is a fan nutes light and soil and some tlc but i would reccomend to transplant them into bigger pots cause they are going to get atleast 3ft taller tin the bud cycle so i would say a 5gal or so would do and yes leave the fan on low at night and medium to high durrung the day or judge it to be just like the wind

ok, thnaks for ya help.. i hope they survive, i've put loads tlc into them!!!!

thanks for thr rep points

did you add me to your network

yeah, youve been really helpful thnaks alot

no prob wait until the soil is dry before you transplant

look at the grow FAQ's in the "whats wrong with my plant section" oyull find it there about wilting and curling

its a deficiency of some chemical probably phosphorus....

is it more likely to be deficency than over watering?

UPDATE: right, i've moved to a cooler part of the house, re potted.. no root damage, soil seems fine PH 6.8, got the fans on 24hrs now.