droopy leafs?

[Garden Knowm]

just a clear picture... when I enlarge the picture it is blurry..
any part of the plant.. newest growth, leaves, stalk.. similiar to your other pics..

don't forget the lighter.. : )

[johnny cottonmouth]

ill try hold on

[johnny cottonmouth]

ok hows abut these

[johnny cottonmouth]

and actually there r some color differences.

[johnny cottonmouth]

im posting all i took tonight just because i dont know which ones are the best.

[johnny cottonmouth]

oh yeah and if you didnt notice i have a resedent spider. just a little guy. i dont think hill hurt ny thing

[johnny cottonmouth]

and that damn fan blows off the dry soil on the top. thats why theres soil all in the background

[Garden Knowm]

pics are better... thanks,..
something is wrong... it is stunted and the leaves should not look like that...
Have you checked the PH of your water? It should not be the problem but you should check it if yo haven't. You can get a ph tester cheap at a hydro store (10-15 dollars).

You may also want to considr transplanting into a 3 gallon pot. I would transplant.

I am feeling hesitant to tell you to add any ferts cause I think the problem is a LOCK rather than inadequate nurtients..


Please keep us posted... I am very curious how this is gonna turn out..

: )
smb

[johnny cottonmouth]

a LOCK as in what? thanks for the advice ill get a 3g pot and transplant it but i dont think i have much more room for a bigger pot. (bigger than 3 gal.)

[Garden Knowm]

a nutrient lock..

when he nutrients "lock" they are not accessible to the plant.

This can happen if you mix nutrients directly together.... as opposed to mixing them in water.. preferably running water.