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Sudden drooping
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medicine farmer
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Looks like some kind of fert burn to me. That's kind of the same thing that happens in soil. The leaves get real soggy feeling and start curling/twisting and browning up in large areas. It can happen really fast, like in a few hours fast... if you really nuke em' good. I would say flush them now as there is obviously something going on in your medium or it wouldn't be happening. Flush them with double the amount of the pot size.
That's all I got buddy, maybe someone else will chime in. I see you're using some kind of res system which is not my jurisdiction so I hate to lead you down the wrong path.
That's all I got buddy, maybe someone else will chime in. I see you're using some kind of res system which is not my jurisdiction so I hate to lead you down the wrong path.
Speed of green
Active member
You need to include as much info as possible to get an accurate answer, too many unknown variables.
medicine farmer
Member
I feel you, I figured it might be easily identifiable because of the pictures. Other factors are starting to leave me to believe that it is nutrient burn as well, thanks for the advice, I'm a touchback if no resolution, thanks fellas
Pic of the roots please
Douglas.Curtis
Autistic Diplomat in Training
Drooping in hydro is usually caused by root problems. Two main causes are too hot of a nutrient and too low of a level of dissolved oxygen level. Both end up making the plant look like it needs water.
Yes, more information would help a lot.
Yes, more information would help a lot.
