dude....she needs water and its way too yung for ferts........shhe might die man.....wait for ne growth and trim off the bottom leaves.....the already dead and just waisting energy......keep her in the sun and she looks like indica cuz the droopiness but it doesnt look good my friend....if yer doin indoors the best thing to do is plant in a 3 gallone bucket from seed and avoid transplanting....after those second or third leaves come on the roots are too complex and pulling them up will just destroy yer babies.....try planting new ones thats all i can say but pray and care for her....shes looking good besides the twisted droopiness.....try diging around the plant and taking it ou and putting it in wet paper towels for a bit
she should perk up
then put her in all new soil......dirt from yer backyard where theres nice green grass is great....the stuff in the roots of grass is rich so take that.....organic is best
CoyoteGrass Reviewed by CoyoteGrass on . droopy leaves now crispy Hey all, It looked as though one of my seedlings was getting a little too much water as the leaves were curling under, so I cut back on the watering.... well, i checked today and the leaves feel kind of crispy...is that normal? ps, im in soil (perlite mixed with peat and potting mix) leaves are about an inch in length and second set of new leaves is forming under 4100k lights about an inch or two away running 24/0...can the light cycle have effect on leaves? s/i mix,not sure what Rating: 5