Quote Originally Posted by jamstigator
I had a plant get all droopy like those recently, but that was because I kept it in a small pot for a very long time and it was rootbound (purposely so). Your pots look big enough, so that's likely not it either. Soooo...I dunno. Wish I could be more helpful!

You know...I bet that's exactly what it was. I had them in small pots before I transplanted them. I know they were getting rootbound...but that one was definitly worse off at the time. You know how it looks when you take a flower out of that 6pack tray? Well the root system on that one basically resembled that. HAHA.

And it's made remarkable recovery since I transplanted. In fact just since yesterday when I took those pics it looks better. I know the problem isn't watering...I make sure to let my plants dry out before re-watering. And I don't go by a certain amount of days, but by feel and weight of the soil. So you're probably right on that one. It hadn't occured to me.

Hopefully they don't go hermie!!! Everything seems to be stable so far.

Oregonsdank
How far down does that plastic lookin bag lining stuff go?
Well it goes all the way down to the bottom. I did that because the drainage holes were so big that I didn't want my dirt to come out...so that is essentially a plastic bag with TONS of small holes in it, which still allows the water to drain...but helps keep in my dirt.

How often do you let your plants get dam near bone dry?
Every time I water...I basically let them dry out before re-watering. I let them tell me when they need water if that makes any sense. I am using Earth Juice products as my nutes. They seem to love it.


I'll check out your grow oregon.