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Howd it turn out? Facing similar issues now

Thank you, I do appreciate you taking your time to diagnose and offer your input. I think I've gotten to know these ladies fairly well over the last 38 days - so I will try to do so. Going to water them shortly, will update tonight or tomorrow.

It's not making direct (I don't even think indirect) contact with the plant. How could that cause the leaves to curl? My leaves are still really droopy on the top growth in Plant A - which may not be a big deal, but definitely isn't normal or ideal. It has been two days since last watering...

Yes, I did say I have an oscillating fan that hits them, and one that does not oscillate - so it's not hitting them directly but providing airflow.

A fan directly hitting them (that does not oscillate) won't create leaf burn? I poked in the soil and mixed it to help with aeration. Of course this damages some roots, but its the lesser evil.

Sorry to bump, but hoping this message may get to you.. even years later. Facing similar issues and last time I poked in there I came out with a bit of root, but my plant actually did better... Would love to hear if it worked for you, as I'm thinking of doing it again... but my plant is bigger now

Plants are 37 days old. They were stunned but are making a decent recovery. Now I have them going on pretty good wet/dry cycles but I am facing some problems. Plant A is not drying out as quick. I must have not added enough perlite. Because of this, I water the plant when it's thirsty but the...

Glad to hear that! Hope it helps you

Good idea, thank you Northwood! Essentially, I was unsure what would be more harmful, to leave them in the soil they are currently in or to transplant them before they are ready. And I wasn't (still am not entirely) sure about the implications of my stunned growth & nutrient availability in...

No, letting the leaves droop is not ideal. But the soil wasn't dry yet, so I made the executive decision of waiting a bit longer. I picked the "lesser harm". A little update, I watered them and as expected they responded really well to it. However, this isn't my question. I posed my questions...

Right now they are droopy because they need water. I will be watering them tonight. What I am unsure about is: 1) Whether leaving them in their current conditions is okay, as they are not horrible but not great, and as the plants grow they will have more roots to help consume more water. Or if...

Thank you! I doubt I will receive an answer as my questions are many and specific, but worth the try.

Hey Cannabineer, I appreciate you stopping by. I don't think you read my thread carefully, or I did a poor job constructing it. I have not supplemented yet, I am more so looking to understand some specific things about supplementing - which I laid out point by point in my thread.

I am in a bit of a predicament right now, and I have been looking for an answer but have been unable to find one. I hope you guys can help me out. I apologize in advance, because my thread will have a lot of questions.... So please don't continue reading if you don't want to carefully...

I watered my plant 3 days ago and the plants were droopy, but the soil was moist. Did a bit of research and concluded my soil has bad aeration/drainage. Simply, not enough perlite. I dug my finger in the soil to try and mix some of the top soil with a bit deeper down, just under my full finger...

I started a grow journal spreadsheet, thank you for your help. My scale is pretty handy, so I can do that while they are still in small pots no problem. May become an issue if they make it to the bigger pots haha. I am using Happy Frog, which I did read some mixed reviews about nutrient burn...

Cannabitch is definitely looking happier, and Marijuana is slowly recovering. I'm hoping to get them back on track after a couple of nice wet/dry cycles. Lights are sitting at 24" from the plant. Lowering to 23" tomorrow. Hoping to see some faster growth once the roots get healthier again

Anytime you're free, I have a pretty flexible schedule working from home. I'd love to learn more about watering, specially from someone that has experimented in so many ways. Please let me know how you'd like to proceed with this conversation, I'm much interested.

I always appreciate ALL input, opinions and suggestions. I was definitely late to lowering the lights, and I'm sure that played a factor. I do believe the major contributor to my slow growth was the improper watering, but the lighting definitely did not help now. I've just lowered them to 24"...

I don't think you're right, but I don't think you're wrong either haha. I set them at the mid range for the manufacturer suggested height. I am using LEDs, not CFL or HPS. Seedling height was suggested 36-47" and vegetation stage 18-24". I'm not sure where mine sits, but I guess it's closer to...