One didn’t make it. It was still so tiny it wasn’t gonna grow. Think im in the clear now … The rest look good a little droopy . I’m not really sure why but they seem healthy otherwise . I guess it’s possible I overwatered them but I don’t think I did
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Its normal for plants to droop after watering probably did over water a bit do you have holes in the bottoms of your buckets?
So what soil are u using?? Looks like overwatering but could be something else also. They do appear to drop after waters as they absorb water the leaves do get a little more weight to sag some. What the scoop on the grow. pH and ppm numbers ect soil strain exhaust. Ya know the normal support ticket info would be of much help
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Indoor or outdoor? - size of grow?
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