Autoflower leaves droopy?

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Ekropf97

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Hey guys so I have a 1 month old autoflower and i have her on a strict feeding regiment. Is this from the flower stretching ?
 

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Organic soil its really light I feed every 2-3 days and i use fox farm nutes and ive just started the nutes 3 weeks ago and the last few times ive been usi g them no matter what and low dosage like a ML
 
Im new to autoflowers so im trying to get it situated while i can before she gives me no buds lol but fox farm i was reading on before that i can use the nutrients all the way thru I use tigerbloom now and big bloom
 
If it's orgainc soil then it should have plenty of nutrient for the plant for awhile. People tend to feed way too much and that is what causes a lot of the issues you see being posted by new growers. There's no point in feeding a plant when it's already receiving enough nutrients from the soil. I would just stop feeding the plants for awhile and go from there.
 
^^^this
Fox farm goes min 20 days that’s one plant under a 600w HPS 16” away. So unless you’re pushing your plant that hard no nutrients for 20 days or so.
 
TreeFarmerCharlie said:
If it's orgainc soil then it should have plenty of nutrient for the plant for awhile. People tend to feed way too much and that is what causes a lot of the issues you see being posted by new growers. There's no point in feeding a plant when it's already receiving enough nutrients from the soil. I would just stop feeding the plants for awhile and go from there.
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Okay so just ph water ? No nutes ? And i didnt put alot of nutes like maybe 1 ml per gallon of each
But yeah i had problems before with over nuteing them but I think it was cause my old nutes were expired so i brought brand new nutes
 
Water only for next time maybe two. Depends on if you have a TDS or ph meter to check your nutrients going in and run off coming out
 
Wattzzup said:
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Fox farm goes min 20 days that’s one plant under a 600w HPS 16” away. So unless you’re pushing your plant that hard no nutrients for 20 days or so.
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My light is 600watt led and is about at 35 inches from the bottom and about 28 inches from the top of my plant
 
Wattzzup said:
Water only for next time maybe two. Depends on if you have a TDS or ph meter to check your nutrients going in and run off coming out
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I have both my ph is at a high of 6.6 and my tds is about at 600-700 now since she is in the first week of flower
 
What I’m saying I doubt you are over working your plant as hard as I did.

anyway 20 or so days. Now if you’re over watering that will rinse nutrients out faster but around 20 days.
 
Ekropf97 said:
Okay so just ph water ? No nutes ? And i didnt put alot of nutes like maybe 1 ml per gallon of each
But yeah i had problems before with over nuteing them but I think it was cause my old nutes were expired so i brought brand new nutes
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Yes, just stop feeding for awhile. This isn't the first time you've overfed your plants so you are feeding them too much and/or too often.
 
Ekropf97 said:
I have both my ph is at a high of 6.6 and my tds is about at 600-700 now since she is in the first week of flower
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Is this going in or coming out? Focus the most on what’s going in and getting it perfect. Use your run off as a second opinion so to speak.
 
TreeFarmerCharlie said:
Yes, just stop feeding for awhile. This isn't the first time you've overfed your plants so you are feeding them too much and/or too often.
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I didn’t want to say that but yes he did it once already. Ph Water only check your run off. If your ph is way off or the TDS is 2000 then you know you have a problem.
 
Think of it like this when you’re doing ph water only and there are tons of nutrients in the soil. It’s still a “feeding” as far the plant is concerned. Make sense?
 
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