Plant droops no matter what

That was my first thought tbh. She just looks sad. I wouldnt be in a rush to transplant unless she’s ready to flower. Then id be in a rush to fix it before we flip. A good thorough soil soaking. Then letting her take her time to dry out would be my rational first step. After confirming proper pH range. Id probably measure light distance and temps etc. see if anything was majorly out of wack. Its amazing how much of an affect VPD can have on the ladies. Especially when most have no idea what it is. Essentially Humidty/Temperature balance. Its directly related to how well (or badly) they are “breathing”

If all else failed, and she was still sad in a week or so, I’d just repot her. Check those roots if you do. Could be buggies. Could be a bad batch or soil. Could be she just dont like the pot she’s in.

Cant change too much at one time. But one step at a time til we find a fix.

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That’s a fine swing, I like that during last 2-3 weeks of flower… anyway you’d be able to get the 80 down even to like 78-77 even a bigger circulation fan can help bring it down… careful bringing the plant in and out, pests from outside will go towards the healthy to find a good home.

Heres how she looks today . Alot better id say . Thx everytime


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OHHH Yeah brother you’re cooking with gas now!

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How is my lst ? Anything i should do to her now ? I almost yanked her up . Sure glad i didnt

Nah I’d let her go like that for a bit and see if those center ones take off now to level out everything. Looking good stay on the watering habits and you’ll be good!

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Looking happy!

She loves you

Yup she’s in a much better mood today. Looking good

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She looks happy. She’ll reward ya nicely for the love

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