Leaves drooping

[Gertrude 2]

... the pre-lights-out droops are a fairly common response,.. I get this on some of my outdoor photo's too! Well before sunset, they "relax" the leaves' postures,..... As for coco, never even let it get even close to dry, coco is not true soil, and doesn't react like it does either,... should be moist at all times, and with 15-20% run-off every time you feed,.. it's odd CEC characteristics are why it's treated differently than soil, or even peat-based soilless,...

Yeah thanks for this just never had them droop before ! Yes always do my best to keep the coco from going dry.

 

[Dainn]

You wouldn't happen to be watering them 4 hours before lights off? I have grown a few strains where the leaves droop for a few hours after watering, I can sit there and watch them drop and few hours later there back up! Just a thought

 

[Autobeast]

Bang on dude.had to be said lol happy growing

I grow autos mainly but done photos before.18/6 for full timr on my autos and for veg with a photo.not every plant droops so could be strain dependant arnt sure on that 1. But alot my plants will droop as the day comes to an end ready for lights out.some will droop midday then spring to life later in the day.so its not a bad thing.if ur plant has all it needs and is healthy.and kept fed .egnore the drooping its the plant having its own character which i think is very cool.happy growing every1

 

[Tommy McCain]

Bang on dude.had to be said lol happy growing

I read the first few posts about water and lost my mind...lol. These plants are alive. They need rest just like us. Dark is as important as light.

I love seeing my plants "wake up" when the lights come on.

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[Tommy McCain]

... the pre-lights-out droops are a fairly common response,.. I get this on some of my outdoor photo's too! Well before sunset, they "relax" the leaves' postures,..... As for coco, never even let it get even close to dry, coco is not true soil, and doesn't react like it does either,... should be moist at all times, and with 15-20% run-off every time you feed,.. it's odd CEC characteristics are why it's treated differently than soil, or even peat-based soilless,...

A lot of people do not understand that this is where sphagnum peat destroys coco. The cation exchange capacity of SPM is an important factor to remember. CEC is the pantry for your plant...the bigger the pantry...the more food your plant can access. This is especially important for organic growers without as many soluble nutrients for the plant.

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[NastyN8t]

They are sleeping......it's normal

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