SOIL Still droopy plant

[Jez]

Hi guys

i still having problem with that plant out of my 3 plants. I test the ph water which is betwwen 6 and 6.8.. having sunlight for about 12 hours and 12 hours darkness
gave plenty of fertilizer, watering every 2 days plenty if air flow.. AND STILL LOOKING LIKE THIS!! I DUNNO WHAT TO DO

[Dutchman1]

Is it the same strain as the other two that arent drooping? Whats the temp in there during the hottest part of the day? Do you have any small bugs flying around near the soil level. Fungus gnat larva will eat roots and could cause it to be droopy.

[Jez]

Yea same strain are the others, its starting to be summer here so its about 26C and 30C and its just the beginning.. not many bugs flying around and i dunno about the roots how could i check? No small bugs near the soil.. but its strange coz all the plants are close from each others but only that one seems affected..

[Dutchman1]

Thats not too high, a little but manageable. Does it perk up when you water it? Any time of the day when it isnt droopy? The other two are never droopy? Plants are close to each other and receiving the same amount of light? It looks healthy just droopy, Dont panic, Maybe just an oddball.

[D.A.A.S.69]

Hey jez, looks to me like you are overwatering that plant. You don't water every 2 days, you only water when the plant needs water.
If that was my plant I wouldn't give her any more water untill she starts drooping in about 3-4 days, MJ likes it when they go from wet to Dry. Let her dry out before you water her anymore

[Jez]

I wont harvest before another 2 months or 3 i guess and around that time the temperature will probably raise till 45C plus.. i watered today with some fish fertilizer and some iron and it did perk up.. they receiving the same amount of light and air flow and the other ones don't look like droopy..

hi D.A.S.S.69
Well i did not watering for 2 days but no evolution of looking better in that time and as its getting quite hot and windy a d we ve got an overall of 50% to 80% of humidity here so i was scared that the plant die but when i water it significantly perk up but around night time it start to get droopy again.. im doing the same treatment to all of them but only that one having some hard time ( what is an oddball?)

[D.A.A.S.69]

MJ can live for days without water, the best way to tell when to water is when your pots are lite in weight an wilting ,I let mine start wilting before every watering. An of course when you add water they are going to look better better for a little while , then they will go back to looking overwatered. If you want to stop that drooping you have got to quit watering so often, but they are your plants to do what you want to. Good Luck

[Jr83]

If u can stick ur indec finger down past ur second knuckle and its dry water if not wait also water right when lights come on not to close to lights out other then that they should perk up i believe u could be over watering

[Jr83]

Try only watering the 1 plant every 3rd or 4th day see if that helps patience is the key

[D.A.A.S.69]

I wouldn't even give her any water after the fourth day unless she was wilting , she will tell you when to water by wilting, and by the pot being lite weight. She will do great if you let the soil dry out. Good Luck

[Jez]

Cheers guys i will take you advices in count and see what happen also they started to flower for more than 2 weeks the thricomes has appear but it seems to not get any evolution or really really slowly even some start to brown a bit is that could be sign of a heat problem or overwatering? Compare to my aubergines that i can see daily getting bigger..

[D.A.A.S.69]

She will grow lots faster after the soil dries out, you are not gonna hurt a thing by not watering every 2 days, as a matter of fact your plant will love you by letting the soil go dry an then give her some water and watch her grow, MJ in soil does not like alot of water. Your gonna do great Jez. If your plant doesn't already have root problems from overwatering.

[Jez]

Sorry guys i didnt mean thricomes but pistols*