Do leaves usually droop almost instantly after watering?

Or, wait until they are larger, healthier plants that will yield dividends with patience. Looks pretty early to alter photo-period.

alotaball said:

rule # 1 is ... only put 1 plant to a pot .. always.. they will strangle each other out.. and if you end up with a male .. how do you remove it without destroying the other plants root system?

Your problems... look like they could be lots of things.. what are you feeding .. how much.. how often .. what ph ?

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Regarding the one plant to a pot angle...I started growing in the mid-1970's and that was always what I thought. A few weeks back I picked up a copy of Ed Rosenthal's new grow book. In a section having to do with yield and plants per square foot I was surprised to learn that his research showed the largest yield when two to four plants were grown in the same container. Obviously he was talking about clones. But I had always believed that multiple competing root systems would be a problem, but apparently not.

Minetool, your plants look fine man...it is no more than cold water shock...seen it a lot. I keep my water in the grow room in 5 gallon jugs. I keep air bubbling through them around the clock. I water about every three days giving the water temperature time to normalize, chlorine and volatiles a chance to vent off and plenty of time for the water to oxygenate.