plant looks like its drooping

Budz.Bunny

Budz.Bunny

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BL2001 said:
Hi. My plant looks like its drooping but not at all the leaves. I flushed it about 2 days ago because I had a ph of 5 in my runoff. Could this be the reason why its slighly drooping?
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If you flushed it recently it could be from over watering but I'm going to be honest I really don't like that pot you got it in
 
Budz.Bunny

Budz.Bunny

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Terra Cotta pots are hard to transplant the regular old black plastic pots work perfectly fine

I will say the plant looks healthy tho
 
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BL2001

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the pot is made out of plastic not terra cotta. It's my first grow and I'm scared to transplant as it's an autoflower but for my second grow i'm cosidering buying fabric/smart pots. I heard it works amazing.
 
Rurumo

Rurumo

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Just focus on proper watering technique for now, don't worry about runoff PH. It will recover fine but wait to water until the pot gets light. You'll see the leaves perk up some when the soil dries out.
 
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BL2001

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Rurumo said:
Just focus on proper watering technique for now, don't worry about runoff PH. It will recover fine but wait to water until the pot gets light. You'll see the leaves perk up some when the soil dries out.
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I had to flush because the lower leaves started showing cal/mag def and it was working its way higher every day. Now i'm going to let it dry out really well before I start my first feeding.
 
Budz.Bunny

Budz.Bunny

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BL2001 said:
the pot is made out of plastic not terra cotta. It's my first grow and I'm scared to transplant as it's an autoflower but for my second grow i'm cosidering buying fabric/smart pots. I heard it works amazing.
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Fabric parts work amazing but for the younger stages those black plastic ones man are King
 
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