Got a guestion about during dark time

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AknCo

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• Feb 26, 2010

• #1

Well I was wondering if it was normal for my girls in the flower room to be very droopy during the light out cycle. I'm running bubble buckets and thought someone could answer this for me. Thanks

 

XxNinjaxX

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• Feb 26, 2010

• #2

Yes ur girls will appear 'droopy' as they are sleeping. When the leaves r not collecting energy they do not stay upright.
This is normal so nothing to worry about.. On another note tho i wouldnt be opening the door too often in their dark period or u will stress them and u may end up with Hermies.

 

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bran1981

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• Feb 26, 2010

• #3

It could also be caused by to much water, you don't really want to water them in there night cycle. If your watering them the same as when your lights are on this can happen as well.

 

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AknCo

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• Feb 26, 2010

• #4

I was thinking that aswell, just thought I would ask. Thanks for the reply and that happened to be the first time in the room during dark time and I'm very careful on the stress factor

 

XxNinjaxX

Well-Known Member

• Feb 26, 2010

• #5

bran1981 said:

It could also be caused by to much water, you don't really want to water them in there night cycle. If your watering them the same as when your lights are on this can happen as well.

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?? How do u explain DWC then?? Plants will only droop from too much water when they arent getting enough oxygen (i.e they're drowning). This is from Over-watering and occurs in soil mainly, but would be happening all day & night, not just during the lights out period.

You should read the post and consider all the factors before you comment as you may be giving somebody advice that is lethal to their plants.

 

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AknCo

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• Feb 26, 2010

• #6

Dido on that.