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Plant not happy and I can't tell why

airru

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This girl is not doing well. A month or so ago, she got super dry. After a heavy water, she started to droop so I was very careful to not overwater her. But since, despite being the loveliest shade of dark green, has remained really droopy. She flowered later than any other plant I have outside and I've noticed some issues with the leaves. I have no idea what she needs.
She's a Quebec Black Gold photoperiod grown from seed. QBG has genetics of Original Black Domina X Afghanistan x Canadian x Northern Lights x Hash Plant, if that matters. She's in a 10-gallon fabric pot and is over 7' tall! I thought maybe she needed more food, despite having all my plants on a bi-weekly schedule using Build a Soil Craft Blend and now Kashi Bloom. I can't see evidence of pests or mould.
Any tips will be greatly appreciated as I really want to nurse her back to health. Thanks in advance.

Here's some video of the plant.

 

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Sounds like she may have small roots. Some plants will do great with a small root base but overwater them once and they never really get back on track. If the pot seems heavy and you're thinking it's dry, sometimes just a light spray in the top as a small drink works. The taproot and deep roots specialize in gathering water but the upper roots need dampness to be able to take up nutrients. Hopefully this helps.
 
Thank you. She's bouncing back a bit today but the weather has been threatening rain all weekend. Looks like she's gonna lose most of her lower leaves tho
 
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