There's a lot of reasons leaves can look droopy. Both over and under watering do that, but if you say it only does it when the soil gets dry, then maybe it is from under watering. For me, I know it's time to water if the leaves start to droop a little, but if I'm on the ball sometimes I can water just before that happens. Watch for the dirt pulling away from the edges of the container, and also after the soil dries out a couple times you should be able to know if it's time, from how light the plant and pot has gotten. If it's really light, or much lighter than normal, there may not be much, if any moisture in the soil. You can also stick your finger down into the soil to feel it, or invest in a $5 moisture meter, which usually work OK. The $100 ones are a lot better though.
Opie Yutts Reviewed by Opie Yutts on . new grower. need some help this is my first grow and was hoping for some advice along. i only have the camera on my phone but i will take the best pictures i can. the setup that i have right now in my closet. it's on a shelf thats about 1' x 2.5' and about 3' high. the walls are painted white and its closed off with a blanket. nothing special, i dont have a lot of money right now so i am trying to keep it on a low budget, but still be seuccesful. I have a 2 ft. fluorescent light right now, but might add more? dont know Rating: 5