Small plants drooping stems

[Freak_Hehe]

I'm growing some plants from seed in a grow box with 2 60w floresent bulbs(equiv to 2 150w regular bulbs), I moved the plants closer to the bulbs because the plants were drooping and I saw another thread that said that could be because of not enough light.

My fan is mounted from the top blowing down, should I keep the fan on or off? Which would be best to fix my drooping babies (they're about 3-4 inches tall, just getting their second leaves)

If you need additional info, I'll be glad to give it.

Thanks in advance.

Freak_Hehe Reviewed by Freak_Hehe on 04-13-2007. Small plants drooping stems I'm growing some plants from seed in a grow box with 2 60w floresent bulbs(equiv to 2 150w regular bulbs), I moved the plants closer to the bulbs because the plants were drooping and I saw another thread that said that could be because of not enough light. My fan is mounted from the top blowing down, should I keep the fan on or off? Which would be best to fix my drooping babies (they're about 3-4 inches tall, just getting their second leaves) If you need additional info, I'll be glad to Rating: 5

[xxxhazexxx]

any pics,dont have the fan blowing directly on the plants just have it moving the air around them:thumbsup:

[Freak_Hehe]

Thanks, I'll remount my fan. Would it be best to hold them up straight with something, or just let them grow towards the light naturally?

[xxxhazexxx]

you can tie them just make sure they have room to move about:thumbsup:

[Freak_Hehe]

Thanks a ton

[xxxhazexxx]

no worries dude your welcome:thumbsup:

[Freak_Hehe]

Its 4 days later and the plants are still drooping, although not as much as they were. I was just wondering how long it usually takes for plants to straighten out, or if there was anything i could do to help them along, i cant imagine it would be good for their development