Quote Originally Posted by Weedhound
Don't raise the lights......you're using flouros right? Just grab a good paper towel and go around pulling leaves apart and dabbing up the moisture. When you see two leaves overlap that is usually where water forms. If you raise your flouros too high they will become useless to you. I honestly believe your issue was water or nutes splashed onto the leaves and ANY light will burn wet leaves. Dry yours.

IF you are running straight DWC I'm not surprised that the lower leaves are dying off. As long as your new growth looks good and it's just the older LOWER stuff I personally consider that normal. If the drooping starts crawling up your plant and appearing in the newer, higher growth I would call it a different issue.

As for humidity.....all you can do is your best but if it remains high you may very likely encounter disease issues later. Consider a good fungicide like Serenade and follow the directions on the bottle EXACTLY......anything you can do to prevent your molds and funguses is good.

Your welcome. Hope that info helps.
well just flushed everything out and used half nuts now 630ppm for 5 gallons and recalibrated blue lab tester was .2 off, so see how it works. Also thinking off splitting plants into 5 gal buckets is it worth it in your opinion Weed and this late in vegging? almost 4 weeks anyways thanks for help
Blizzin Reviewed by Blizzin on . DWC Plants seem to be becoming sick Ok my plants seem to be beginning to drop and some kind of deficiency. Ok a couple questions if anyone would be so kindly to help. I have a couple dropping leaves toards the bottom of the plant anything I can do about that? Also As you can see in the pictures like 1 or 2 leaves out of all 5 plants have those yellowish orange spots which doesnt make sense why wouldnt other plants show signs? My Setup Fluro 2 55w 6500k lumens DWC 5 gallon reservor fans ciculate plenty of ventilation Rating: 5