Plants are looking droopy/sad. Please help diagnose?

Yesyes3000

Yesyes3000

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Hello everyone.tried to post this in sick plants but got no luck... So I opens my tent today and the leaves on the plants are not looking good. My temp is 78-82 humidity is 40-50%. Soil is promix platinum soil mixed with perlite in fabric/smart pots. They are under 2 different (4)packs of qb132’s, so roughly 300 watts a piece -600watts total. They are all mostly indicas. I have fed them two times already with mega crop (3 grams per gAllon) and (7.5ml per gallon of MBferts secret sauce/vitamin hormone boost).
The leaves also are losing color I think.
Anyhow thank you for taking the time to look, help, and give feedback.
 

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Reefersnacks

Reefersnacks

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I agree with the over watering, wait until the pot is super light, looks like your a lil hot on the nutes to me could be a combination did you feed both times? With no plain water in between?
 
Reefersnacks

Reefersnacks

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Yesyes3000 said:
Thank you. It is possible that nutes were hot
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I think we have all been here. I would suggest either waiting until dry and hitting with plain water with plenty of run off the first watering.

Or take the plunge now and get the nutes out with a good flush and wait it out. (What I would do) I say this because in my situation I saw slower recovery while the pot was hot, rather then recovering from a heavy water and clean pot.
 
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Richard Drysift

Richard Drysift

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Could just be simply from overwatering but sometimes in soil if the plants have been in the same container for a bit too long you sort of need to water them too much just to keep the soil moist. If your promix is kinda heavy on the perlite consider adding worm castings along with maybe some vermiculite to better regulate moisture in the root zone. You can just do a top dress with ewc and verm to see if that helps and if it does go up to a slightly larger container with more fresh soil/ewc under the root ball. Gives opportunity to add granular myco if you haven't already...
 
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