Lower leaves drooping! What to do?

[KyleBakes]

Does someone know what drooping of the lower leaves means? There is no yellowing or discoloring of any kind. Also they are not curling. They just have kinda lost support and fell down. Help is much appreciated! By the way I just started to flower them.

KyleBakes Reviewed by KyleBakes on 04-14-2010. Lower leaves drooping! What to do? Does someone know what drooping of the lower leaves means? There is no yellowing or discoloring of any kind. Also they are not curling. They just have kinda lost support and fell down. :( Help is much appreciated! By the way I just started to flower them. Rating: 5

[TC42o]

If you are up and current on your watering then she may be root-bound, I've had a couple plants that vegged a little to long for their containers and were not transplanted before flower that have had similair symptoms.

[khyberkitsune]

Drooping begins the hinting of pH problems or oxygen deprivation. Check both.

[AZCSceo]

without knowing your growing medium and pattern its hard to help.

Drooping is caused by several things, some of which have been pointed out already, PH, oxygen, etc. One thing that hasn't been pointed out is that some drooping is natural as the plant gets older in the season.

I would get in your medium and check things out since you just started 12/12 cycles. And if everything seems to be on point, give them a little superthrive and they should be just fine.

[sweetganjababe8]

As it ages the lower leaves may start to droop and even turn a little yellow it's a natural process. I've Got a plant that did that and it's really turning out well smoked some early bud and it was great depends on your plant though mines blueberry