Droopy Leaves...How Long To Recover?

General Anesthetic

Well-Known Member

• Jul 19, 2008

• #1

Later this week the temperature hit the mid 90's and 2 of my 15 Super Silver Haze plants are showing signs of stress. I realize that I should have given them extra water during this period and now the leaves are droopy. When I realized the problem this morning I watered everybody heavily. This has happened to me before with my indoor grows and the problem usually resolves itself with a little care in about 1 or 2 days. Since this is my first outdoor grow, how should I expect for the plants to recover?

 

Chiceh

Global Mod, Stoner Chic

• Jul 19, 2008

• #2

They should be fine, let them soak all that up. They should perk back up by end of day.

 

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Chewwy1234

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• Jul 19, 2008

• #3

Mine got a little heat stressed a few weeks back,they bounced back in about 2 days,they'll be fine.

 

General Anesthetic

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• Jul 19, 2008

• #4

Thanks for the quick responses guys.

 

Twistyman

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• Jul 19, 2008

• #5

Yeah, relax...outside plants adapt well and show you more whats wrong..it probably just starting saving energy..you've watered and that should work.... you may lose some leaves, but no big deal... I used to get a kick out of watching the plant after it wanted water.... you can almost see the leaves react... Luck

 

General Anesthetic

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• Jul 20, 2008

• #6

Thanks all. My plants recovered the same day.

 

theloadeddragon

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• Jul 20, 2008

• #7

yeah, after a feeding/watering, the plants usually show immediate signs of how it will react... start to droop, perk up, start drying out, leaves curling etc.