Gerardo126
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I have a problem with my plant I hacer had any problems with her till now I found it like this in the morning I don’t know if it’s an underwaterig problem
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Gerardo126
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I wait till the water drains from the bottom of the pot, the ph is 6.0
CTGrown203
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I’m gonna say overwater, hard to say tho with out knowing everything , when u watered last as of that picture? where u keep it , hows the invornment
Gerardo126
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I watered it today I always water it every two to three days, I keep it on my backyard but the things is that it’s been hot these days that the soil has been dry so I had to water it every day
CTGrown203
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In that case I’d say under watered, and heat stress maybe
CTGrown203
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Underwatered make the leaves themselves soft and droopy, and usually dry to the touch
Gerardo126
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Yeah I think it might be a heat stress cause look, at nigh it’s looking pretty decent
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Dontjudgeme
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I hope you don’t take this the wrong way, because I only have the purest intention behind it. But posting a picture and asking everyone to diagnose the problem is like trying to find a tan needle in a haystack. The more information you provide regardless of how insignificant it may be, will mean a world of difference in the responses and help you receive. Other wise, the post will be full of questions and guessing. There are plenty of knowledgeable people here that could probably guid you in the right direction with the minimal amount of information you provided, but I guarantee they could narrow down exactly what it is if you have everything about your grow, from the start till now.
Gerardo126
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Nah dude it cool, I’ve been growing my plant outdoors in my backyard and I haven’t had any problems til now, it’s been planted in an organic soil mix with coco, and I been feeding it the advance nutrients that I got from eBay, I water my plant every two to three days, I always keep my ph at 6.0 or 7.0 and it has started the flowering stage but when I check my plant on Wednesday I found it lifeless and at night it was all good and it’s been like that since then
Dontjudgeme
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Thanks for not taking what I wrote the wrong way, I just genuinely like to see growers succeed and have beautiful plants. But based on what you said, coco requires 3 things, 1. feed every watering, 2. use calmag, 3. Ph water between 5.8-6. Try these things and I feel the plant will perk back up in no time.
Gerardo126
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No problem dude I’ll try it and see how it goes, hopefully it goes well, thanks man