droopage?

[hempsmoker25]

I know drooping can be caused by overwatering so im gonna give it a few days without water, but can it also be caused by being rootbound? thanks.

hempsmoker25 Reviewed by hempsmoker25 on 05-10-2006. droopage? I know drooping can be caused by overwatering so im gonna give it a few days without water, but can it also be caused by being rootbound? thanks. Rating: 5

[Kush Over]

Are there drainage holes on the pot? If so, are the roots at all visible; are they sticking out at all? That's typically the severe cases of rootbinding -- when the roots are literally poking out of their medium.

It's probably overwatering.

[LIP]

Or it can also be too hot in the room

[hempsmoker25]

its an outdoor grow, the roots arent showing, but we did just transplant into a 5 gallon bucket about 3 days ago. Ill try putting more holes in the bottom, thanks evryone.

[the image reaper]

plants frequently droop a bit after transplanting, from the shock, ... also, if your buckets are black, like mine, paint them white, I used plain cheap white latex paint ... black pots get hotter than hell in the sun ... :smokin:

[LIP]

Cos they absorb the heat and light energy?

[hempsmoker25]

they are already white, ill check them today.

[Garden Knowm]

plants frequently droop a bit after transplanting, from the shock, ... also, if your buckets are black, like mine, paint them white, I used plain cheap white latex paint ... black pots get hotter than hell in the sun ... :smokin:

Sounds right to me...

I hope it is not shock...

You will know if you overwatered? Is your bucket heavy.. DO you let it become very very lifght before you water..?

I doubt it is overwatering if you transplanted three days ago and that was the last time you watered.

iloveyou

picture?

[hempsmoker25]

well my dad has a camera, but it wouldnt look right with pics of pot plants on it. I went today and they are doing alot better. Its my second grow. I think it will clear up thanks everyone.