need help bad "please"

[1caddytight]

if u look at my profile i have 3 pics of my first plant ever all i feed it is peters professional. for the last few days my leaves wont raise up the stems and branches r strong i cant understand y i have two pics n my profile can u look at my plant and maybe tell me y the leaves r not standing up. AND can u tell me nutrients to get that i dont have to order over the internet.NOR-CAL

[TheMetal1]

Not sure, but I would think you would see more deficiency symptoms other than drooping if it were the nutrients. Your container might not have sufficient drainage. What does it look like underneath? Just one hole?
Does it stay outdoors?
What kind of soil are you using?
How far along are they?
How often do you water? (soil looks wet, could be overwatering)

As far as nutrients, it depends on what you have nearby. Hydro stores, garden stores, big box stores, no stores? Online will definitely have EXACTLY what you need. Don't be scuurred of ordering legal gardening products over the nets :thumbsup:

So... yeah... people are going to want some more basic information. There is a troubleshooting form that will cover all of the info to help people give you an accurate diagnosis.
http://boards.cannabis.com/plant-problems/127058-troubleshooting-form-yay-you-know-you-wanted-one.html

If you don't want to fill that out, at least answer the questions I posted and that should get ya started.
Plant looks :thumbsup:, as far as I can see... just a little droop on the stoop.
Be easy :jointsmile:

[Rusty Trichome]

Peters Professional what...? They make around 20 of 'em with different formula's. What are the N-P-K numbers on it, and how are you using it, and how often? Is the plant in veg, or flowering?

What lighting schedule are they on? Is this a schedule run by the sun, on timers, or do you bring it indoors when you get home from work?

What are the weather conditions where it grows? Hot and dry, warm and humid, hot and humid, hot-windy and humid...?
If hot, dry and windy, it's likely underwatering, which can 'droop' the leaves. Overwatering (my ladies) usually comes with yellowing and large greyish-brown blotches on the leaves. (early root-rot)

Altho it looks cool, those types of pots can be tricky to use for cannabis. Impossible to transplant, (narrower throat, won't let plant slip-out without root damage) and they seem to dry-out the soil quicker than the ones that are glazed. Then there's nutrient absorption into the ceramic, which may create future problems. Plastic is easier to work with, and is lighter to carry or move. This goes for non-cannabis houseplants, too.

Next time, if you have to use that pot, you'll probably want to fill it up to within an inch or two from the top. The soil level drops as the plant uptakes nutrients and organics, and soil compacts. If it drops too low, you'll end-up with low or no air circulation at top of soil. (a bad thing) Be sure to expose her to breezes, as this will help overall strength of the plant. (but keep an eye on soil moisture)

Don't know what nurseries are in your area, or what nutes they have, but if you want to go see what they have, we can tell you if it is an acceptable formula for cannabis.