What do you guys think this is from overwatering underwatering heat stress? They weren't drooping this bad earlier
Drooping leaves
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Did this happen after you watered?Are the pots heavy or light? Sometimes this happens a feww hours before lights out.
I noticed it a 10 and the lights go off at 2 so that could be it
Yeah I think I didnt wait long enough for it to be dry on top usually I wait until the top inch is dry it seems to have gone away now thankfully.
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Lift pot and feel the weight - water when it is light ..... If you can stick your finger in soil up to knuckle and it’s dry then probably OK to water by checking top inch but preferred way is to lift pot - good luck in resolving .... also make sure you have air blowing across the plant - wind is important.
I definitely watered it too much at once I add always have a fan going.
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A cheapo moisture meter beats the heck out of fingering....
That's what I'll tell my gf
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Moisture meters help but don‘t tell the whole story as the soil might be wetter or dried on the other side of the pot .... Picking up pot and feeling weight is the key, IMO ...... Even with a professional moisture I pick up the pot ..... note meter in pot on the right https://www.kisorganics.com/products/digital-moisture-meter
