I’m just over 2 weeks into flowering and I have 3 plants that have just started to droop really bad. The only thing I can think of is that my dehumidifier quit working and my humidity levels have been in the 70-80 area. Will sudden high humidity cause these plants to do this
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Hi GDEFR6118. Welcome to GWE!
Some pics and more info would be helpful. Hydro or soil? PH? temp and humidity?
High humidity *could* do that, but only if your temps are are quite low...like really low temps.There are 3 things you must check everyday when growing in hydro:
1) Water level (How much h2o is she drinking in 24hrs)
2) pH level (change over 24hrs)
3) ppm/EC level (How much food is she eating in 24hrs) -
Thanks for your response. I’m growing in soil and have been keeping the temps at about 72 during light hours and about 65 in dark hours. Yesterday my humidity level was 81% when I opened my curtain at 65 degrees and the somewhat recovered in the day and today my humidity level was 72 at 65 degrees when I opened my curtain.Comment
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Kinda looks like nitrogen toxicity.
There are 3 things you must check everyday when growing in hydro:
1) Water level (How much h2o is she drinking in 24hrs)
2) pH level (change over 24hrs)
3) ppm/EC level (How much food is she eating in 24hrs)Comment
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High humidity plus over watering? The soil in your first pic looks wet?My goal is epicurean quality rather than high yield.
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