MiracleDro
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So this will be my first one. I am about a week and a hal from flowering. I started them off in rockwool on an ebb and flo table and when I saw roots showing out of the bottom of the cubes transferred them to a ebb and flow pot system using the cubes with hydroton. Im using the GH 3 part and cutrrently 12ml/gal grow, 6 micro and 3 bloom. i have two seperate rooms one for clones to start in with the table and a 400w mh on a 18/6 light schedule and a 4x/day feeding. At first they started off real slow because I originally started with a 1000w but it was too close and caused problems. However I nursed the ladies back to health and they were doing great. So now they are in the buckets in a well ventilated room that is at a constant 75 degree day and 69 night. Ph is and always has been 5.5-6.0 and current ppm is 900. They sit on the floor under a 1000w mh which is now far enough away. Heres the issue. Two days ago i when I did the transfer and I kept the light and watering schedule and nutes identical but now they are droopy. I'm thinking that they are getting too much water considering the cubes are still moist when it's time for the next feeding. They dont look burned or anything like that they are just drooping now. In the table only half the rockwool would get submerged during feeding sessions and now 3/4 gets submerged plus it has hydroton around it which holds some water so do you think this is my problem. Should I let the rockwool get almost completely dry between waterings? Am I screwed or can this be fixed easilly by just changing the schedule? What are you guys with similar setups doing? I've heard of some only doing one feeding a day and some 5. I don't want to kill em now that things were finally running great. By droop I just mean the leaves are curled down towards the stem and are a dark green. Last thing also is that on the larger plants the stems are a purplish tint. Thanks in advance for all your help.