What soil you using munfy ? I dont think repotting will help. You may have packed the soil to tight maybe? no perlite wont help and it takes longer for the soil to dry & less air to the roots
Dutch Passion Dp think different
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I believe I did pack it to tight, I took one out of the pot and dumped the pot out and got it real fluffy then genlty covered roots, im hoping this does the trick, ill see how this one does the next few days and if it responds well ill do it the rest of the 6
Leave it as loose as possible next time and add perlite. They might not grow any bigger now but hopefully they will. Try get better soil next time aswel it makes a big difference & good look with the grow
I dont think soil is the problem, my last grow was awesome, yielded over 3 pounds with 12 plants, only thing I did different was perlite, I didnt use it this time round cause I assumed that with me airaiting water that it wouldnt be a big deal, but not im finding out that I should have done it.
Thanks GROWNBITCHZ for the corrections, got me thinking... different... lol, n e ways good luck Munfy, I'm stoked to see what a little more wiggle space will do for your creatures.
GROWNBITCHZ I was wondering if you could elaborate on the impact of perlite perhaps? how would you remedy tight soil? Thanks man
GROWNBITCHZ I was wondering if you could elaborate on the impact of perlite perhaps? how would you remedy tight soil? Thanks man
So far she isnt looking to hot, she is very droopy 
Hopefully she bounces back soon.
Hopefully she bounces back soon.
Thers not really alot you can do CannCan. With photo strains you could repot & they have time to recover but autos lifecycle is to short. You need perlite to help with drainage & gets more air to the roots. Without it your soil hold to much water & takes too long to dry out and the roots wont get any air. Hope this helps bro :joint:
Man this isnt helpin my stress haha. The only thing I can do is wait and see, if this one recovers after a few days I can do the same and add perlite to it. I was relying on this crop a lot cause I just got laid off work and dont start up till end of april.
