Just my opinion on the situation :- I can't see how light or lack of it would make leaves at the bottom of the plant wilt. If it was light deficiency the whole plant would look sick and the more recent growth is lucious. Personally I would say that you are over watering and the soil towards the bottom of the pots has become saturated preventing the roots from getting oxygen. Looking at the quality of the soil and the stages of the plants its very unlikely a nutrient deficiency. If I was you I would not water them for a few days and see if there's an improvement. Don't take my word as Gospel but I've read alot and its most likely your problem.
MegaOctane12 Reviewed by MegaOctane12 on . Help please! Wilting/dying of lower leaves, normal or no? Hello, this is my first "real" attempt at growing cannabis and I've encountered a problem which I hope someone will be able to shed some light on. My plants have been growing fairly normally on my roof (13 hour day unfortunately) while waiting for my HID to arrive, which should I should have had two weeks ago if not for the astounding incompetence of the people at the blub store. Anyways perhaps a week ago I started noticing that the leaves towards the bottoms of my plants were turning Rating: 5