URGENT help

[KilltheKlown]

my plants are drooping what do u guys think is wrong with them
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[hotsauc3]

Looks like something chomped on it at one point. Check ph levels and make sure the soil was clean. You're gonna have to get at least another one of those cfl's on it soon. Good luck

[hippie john]

from those giant pictures it looks as if maybe the soil is too soaked... and the plants are water logged....

1) when was the last time you watered?

2) is there holes in the bottom of the bucket?

3) do you see any bugs flying around that could be feasting on your baby?

[KilltheKlown]

Originally Posted by hippie john

from those giant pictures it looks as if maybe the soil is too soaked... and the plants are water logged....

1) when was the last time you watered?

2) is there holes in the bottom of the bucket?

3) do you see any bugs flying around that could be feasting on your baby?

nothin chomped on it, my homie accidently ripped off a leave, it was watered last wendsday. and there are holes on the bottom

would watering it MORE help

[hippie john]

no, they look everwatered already....could be a PH problem as mentioned above...although it doesnt look like it...

have you grown this strain before? because some strains (usually ind. dominant) have a somewhat droopy appearance... I'd just wait it out abit and see what happens... when it gets abit bigger it'll most likely be easier to tell what (if anything) is wrong with it...

[Lucian]

If it is overwatering, then it will get better as the soil dries.

I had the same problem and if you want to see me panic, check out my first journal. hehe
Is your soil promix? I just checked a bag of it in the store and although it says it supports plants that need pH 5.5 - 7.0, promix tests at pH 5.5. If that is the case, don't worry about it too much as they will droop and recover and droop and recover but still grow. When you go into flower, everything will be fine. I am still using promix but I used lime to raise the pH of promix for my second grow. Anyway, good luck. Eventually, for peace of mind, get a soil test kit and check your soil pH.