What is going on? These leaves are driving me bonkers!

Only on this plant are the leaves doing this… Same watering schedule I always do by weight. I only feed and water when they start to drop, when the soil is still just barely damp but not dry because I have lil guys in my soil that can’t dry out. Living soil should never dry up but I don’t keep it saturated either if that makes sense…




Same soil as the other girls. Not feeding or watering any different than I ever do. This plant just seems whimpy, has been from the start …


The other girls in the tent. All grown under 40 dli ( right now will bump it up a lil once the hit flower) water patterns are by weight like I said. Feed schedule is the same. They all just got a lil feeding because I just flipped to flower. The plant exhibiting the symptoms ( gorilla Apple Candy) started as a weak looking seed. Been a slow grower, not very thick. Just whimpy… The leaves have been doing this since the set right above the cotyledons. I don’t know if it’s me or something I’m doing? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Edit they all look droopy because it is watering day, just for info.

Might be just a touch overfed/overwatered. I currently have a wimpy girl myself…she just wont eat as much as my normal schedule so i have had to adjust a little bit. Usually gets a 3/4 strength feed. I tried a full strength but then had to do plain water twice in row to keep ppm’s in check so sometimes you gotta do what they want and deviate from your plan.

I would check underneath the leaves that are curling in from the sides for pests. I dont see any pest damage but I dont like it when leaves curl that way. And there is some debris in the second photo that could be spherical(i.e. an egg) but its impossible to tell from the pic, it could just be dust or other debris.

Other than that I agree with @Solidgold91. Sometimes plants are just picky.

Dust and debris, no pest. I had already checked for those little brats… She is just whimpy I guess I’ll just take it easy on her and see what happens after stretch.