I'm assuming this is a clone. If so, it's pretty common for some clones to droop temporarily, but most will usually regain turgidity after a week or so. I keep clones in a humidity dome until a good root system has been established before planting into a medium. Also, cutting away half of the fan leaves from clones will help to reduce transpiration, and increase surface area available for light. Since clones don't immediately have a root system, it's much more difficult for water uptake through the main stem to take place. High humidity is actually a good method for reducing transpiration.
Mr. Clandestine Reviewed by Mr. Clandestine on . Sudden drop of top plant...need some help okay so I transplanted this Afghan kush last night along with two others. It did well all night and this morning at 9 when I checked on it. Around 10:30ish I checked up on them, and this is what I found. It just fell over dramatically like a noodle.. any thoughts./.? temp is 75 F. 20% hum. FFOF soil. disti.water. http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj309/JDMBoy420/DSCF0969.jpg http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj309/JDMBoy420/DSCF0970.jpg Rating: 5