Top might seem dry, and so might the bottom but that's just it's exposed to air. Might be soaked at the core. Poor aeration would lead to this. Or you might have watered a little too much with sensitive soil and clayed it up which also kills aeration
I'm using happy frog soil which isn't clayed up it's really loose and it was really dry like no moisture the leaves felt like thin paper then it rained
It was so dry the leaves felt like thin paper then it rained a little not too much but it got down through the soil like four to five inches wa
I didn't mean like actual clay but more like consistency. Certain soils when watered heavily get kinda hard sorta like mud but not quite when it dries too fast if hot. Or PH maybe? I think rain water is good for cannabis though. Did you foliar feed lately? One of my plants starts to feel like paper mache if I spray it too much. Did you just take it out after having it indoors? The lower leaves tend to die off as the lower growth comes in
My buddy started the plant and it was fine then after a day it became droopy and I didn't transplant yet
It's gonna take a while for it to grow at a rapid pace again if it looks like that. Just wait for air to reach roots and newer growth. Lotta people respond by flushing but just make it worse. Patience and sunlight is prob best remedy
Lack of sunlight will do that too. That's how the neighborhood looked like after 2 weeks of downpour. All the bushes and trees had the yellow n droppiness