Autos look sick

[St. Tom]

Gotcha.. I wasn't sure on to make new or post here

no problem my friend we like to keep the threads organised it will help you get more help faster also nice to meet you pal

 

[Newtoautogrow]

no problem my friend we like to keep the threads organised it will help you get more help faster also nice to meet you pal

You too man thanks... I just thought that a new one gets pushed to the front... I wil post again in my old post

 

[Newtoautogrow]

Sup people my 5 autos are 14 days only and 2 of them seem to be abit droopy I've been giving just ph water up to now. 3 seem to be doing okay but 2 look abit off

 

[St. Tom]

You too man thanks... I just thought that a new one gets pushed to the front... I wil post again in my old post

every time you make a comment in any of your threads i goes to the front and also your plants look great by the way sometimes they can look limp either when their due food or even just before lights out anyhow give me a shout if you need anything pal :smoking:

 

[Newtoautogrow]

every time you make a comment in any of your threads i goes to the front and also your plants look great by the way sometimes they can look limp either when their due food or even just before lights out anyhow give me a shout if you need anything pal :smoking:

Makes sense... Thanks man much appreciated

 

[Waira]

start feeding right away mate, that soil is very mild,... keep the soil moist always, a little surface drying is OK, normal in fact but not deeper down... Roots are unhappy, it'll take a while and a set or two of new leaves to get back on track...
Drooping could be form both over and underwatering, ironically! ...But for entirely different reasons; overwatering and soil saturated for too long smothers the roots, O2 starves them and they die off,... best you can do is try to keep things evenly moist while they recover,... what nutes do you have? Start out dilute for sure,...

 

[Newtoautogrow]

start feeding right away mate, that soil is very mild,... keep the soil moist always, a little surface drying is OK, normal in fact but not deeper down... Roots are unhappy, it'll take a while and a set or two of new leaves to get back on track...
Drooping could be form both over and underwatering, ironically! ...But for entirely different reasons; overwatering and soil saturated for too long smothers the roots, O2 starves them and they die off,... best you can do is try to keep things evenly moist while they recover,... what nutes do you have? Start out dilute for sure,...

I have the remo kit.. Pots are still heavy from the good watering might be 2 days or so b4 I can feed

 

[Newtoautogrow]

start feeding right away mate, that soil is very mild,... keep the soil moist always, a little surface drying is OK, normal in fact but not deeper down... Roots are unhappy, it'll take a while and a set or two of new leaves to get back on track...
Drooping could be form both over and underwatering, ironically! ...But for entirely different reasons; overwatering and soil saturated for too long smothers the roots, O2 starves them and they die off,... best you can do is try to keep things evenly moist while they recover,... what nutes do you have? Start out dilute for sure,...

Sup man I gave them a good watering 4 days ago and the pots still seem to have abit of weight to them....do I water or feed or give them more time to dry out.... Its wet maybe 1inch down

 

[Newtoautogrow]

every time you make a comment in any of your threads i goes to the front and also your plants look great by the way sometimes they can look limp either when their due food or even just before lights out anyhow give me a shout if you need anything pal :smoking:

Sup man new post below (idk if you'd get the notification)... Any advice?

 

[St. Tom]

I have the remo kit.. Pots are still heavy from the good watering might be 2 days or so b4 I can feed

i use remo myself but with coco and @Waira is the best person to help with any problems also to tag someone put this in front of there name @