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Leaves drooping and have bubbles or wrinkles

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Under my stairs just looks like an old box
 

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I was trying to get one more picture, a close up, but it decided to stop letting me upload lol. But hey at least i got some up. Anyways, all new foliage grows in just as droopy. The box is about 45" tall. The pot is about 8-10 litres, 2- 2 1/2 gallons. But I forgot to mention something in the beginning and maybe this is my issue. When I got the soil it was a big bloom soil. Well, I actually mixed two types of soil. I'll post pictures later of them if I can and explain what I did with my soil. But anyways, on the bag it said feeds up to 3 months. I wasn't sure if I should add any nutrients right away or not. So it's been about 3 weeks, 2 feedings without any nutrients.
 
Also to alltatup sorry man haha don't get me wrong my town is not super small but it's its 4 hours to the nearest big city. Tonnes of people here use Amazon and I've used it too quite a few times. It's just certain things that have the crazy shipping. But no Amazon is huge in Canada. But everything on the .ca website probably came from the States anyways. I'd say here we do about 20% of our Amazon shopping on .ca and 80% on .com
 
Cool, Kron: so you can get to the city when you absolutely need to; that's always good... Just fyi: i'm a woman--not a man... Folks just don't think there are women who are all tatted up, but we are out there...
 
No I just talk like that I call everyone man haha. Sorry miss, thanks for the replies though, anything helps. When I decided to grow it before I planted the seed I germinated, I spent literally the whole day researching everything I could. I learned a tonne but know I there's a lot of little things I need to learn and once I get those down I know this will be a breeze. Besides the little issue I'm having its actually really easy to grow.
 
It's the most fun I've had in years!!!! And I know exactly what you mean: it's so good to do all that research, cuz it really starts to come together in your mind, and you can see all the pieces that need to fit together. And you can say man to me: man, I say it all the time... ;-}
 
If you are vegging there is no timer!If you could pay for 24hrs of lighting you would have them on 20-4 / 24/0(though the second is best suited for autoflowering strains) !
 
Hey Kron,are you calling the leaves on the picture with your hand in it "droopy" ? coz they seem straight up fine to me...The soil wouldn't cause the droopy leaves (i think) but humidity and light are main causes for that!Edges of leaves yellow and crispy is also a light/humidity issue sign OR Nute burn (besides moving on to deeper issues such as root probs etc...

Please make sure to cross out the list here as you go and keep us posted!!She looks fine matie!!
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Yeah I went through that list Nartak nothing seemed to fit my issue. In the picture where you can see the whole plant you can see they are drooping a decent bit. Before they were the same size but perked straight up and spread out then it just went down after the light thing. And has been that way for like 4-5 days now. But it's actually just starting to come up a bit today. Looking better.
 
It looks like your grow lights might be too far away. Sometimes plant get droopy when they're not getting enough light. From all the pics it looks like your plant is really healthy though!
 
NebulaHaze I think you've got it because that's right, even though I had it in a crappy set up before, I had the light directly above the plant only a few inches away. That's definitely what it is
 
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