Why are my plants drooping? any help appreciated

[MesaBoogie]

I had similar issues growing with promix. In my environment it would just hold water way to long causing root issues and looking just like yours. I had to switch up to growing with COCO to avoid the overwater or long dry outs. I've just started using gia green as well, so I dont think there is much you can do with the Nitrogen situation and dry amendments already in the soil. I'm no expert but the "root" cause of the deficiencies you are seeing might stem from the over watering/saturation situation causing a lockout rather than a too much or too little of something. Good luck.

(edit) it might help placing your plants on a wire rack or something similar to help dry them out on the bottoms faster.

 

[stonerlibrarian]

Thanks. I was looking at coco. I might buy some Gaia green living soil for my next run. If that doesn't help then maybe I'll try coco

 

[ryangrovebags]

It looks like your running your nutes a little hot with those burnt tips, but the leaves curling down look more like you are over-watering to me.

 

[stonerlibrarian]

Thanks. This week i've been waiting 3 days between watering, and giving just water and it looks like 3 of the 4 are bouncing back (sweet skunks and the white widow). They are recovering with the new water schedule. but now the Blue Critical looks like death. Looks like Calcium deficiency but when I tested the run off it was ~5.5. So i think this is being caused by lock out from the soil being too acidic more than overwatering now.

 

[Tmonney]

How are they looking now?

 

[stonerlibrarian]

How are they looking now?

So the Blue critical got stunted, and one of the skunks is a bit smaller, but one skunk and the White widow are doing great.

White Widow

Sweet Skunk:

Poor stunted blue critical still smells great and the buds are getting frosty. Does a stunted plant flower quicker? She looks closer to done than any other plant.

 

[Tmonney]

Very nice, glad they are looking healthier. Autos are very sensitive to stress so it's not hard to stunt them. I don't know if a stunted plant finishes faster, seems a little counter intuitive since "stunt" means to hinder growth. It's probably just a faster pheno. I've had plants of the same strain finish a couple weeks apart, sometimes it just happens. I'm just glad they were able to be saved. Also I've had plants of the same strain be much larger or smaller than their sisters planted at the same time. Sometimes with autos it's hard to tell if the plant is actually stunted or if it's just a smaller pheno. I think this might be the case since its both smaller and closer to finish.