What causes drooping?

Turned my light up to 50% at 2.5ish feet away and starting to see some droopiness.

Drooping at times is normal. A couple hours b4 lights on/off, sometimes after watering heavy or potentially heat stress. She could also be thristy. Any pics to share? :v:

All of what @Highgrow stated :point_up_2:

I find soil that’s stayed too wet (to frequently watered/fed) and also a sign of drought- these you’ll know by your practices and how light the container may or may not be. And slight wilt droop at or near lights out. Throw up some pics of your plant and soil.

@Bryce yo grow bro if you dont post a pic no one can give you specific answers to help you. These folks know theyre stuff ,collectively the people on here contain invaluable information that youll NEVER find anywhere else and tbis sites safe in case you are worried about getting busted. Alot of folks get vetted and booted if they aint trusted so put some pic’s up so you can get help. I had help transplanting a girl in her 3rd week of flower and she has turned into a beautiful beast.

support ticket will help us help you. Can you please fill out a support ticket? Please include what type of water you are using (RO, distilled, tap.)

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• What strain, Seed bank, or bag seed

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Thanks man for the information! New to growing here but I’m ready and open to learning! This is useful information because my plants got better in no time so it had to have been something you stated! I just posted updates on my plant! If you want to check it out I have a few concerns I have about it right now anyway that could be answered!