so i am doing a grow
super silver haze from seed
in 20ltr cloth pots
coco fibre medium
under 600hps lights for 18 hours a day
feeding them a cf of 6
ph water to 6.4
i have good extraction and fresh air in too with fans
temp during day is 74 to 82 and on a night it can be 60 to 65
humidity used to be up to 70% in the room they came from and now its a 50 in the new room
they are a foot tall and bushy and till now have done great but today they really looked wilted and seem to be giving up on life. i have just moved them from one room into a proper grow room and wonder if i have shocked them. i water them every second day and they don’t look over watered please help as i have 28 of these and would hate to loose them all i live in a cold climate but the plants are in doors as you can see from pic all was good before i moved them
i did think that and did water accordingly but they still look like life is being sucked from them. im hoping when i go see them in the morning all will be fine but i will have to wait and see i guess. thanks for speedy reply
I agree it’s quite possible its just adjusting to the new conditions. I would give it a bit to adapt. I have moved mine several times and being in the light out of light transition can have an effect.
@jimmyjimjam They get acclimated to where they are and then a change messes with them! In coco you need to stay wet, it can be hard to rehydrate! What type coir are you using?
I use 3gal bags, and i water 1L to 1.5L twice a day normally, and to 15%runoff when testing! I would use that as a gauge until you find what is best for your plants. You may even want to start lower to see how they respond!
Hid is just a type of light that generally puts off the yellowish orange hue in your pics. And run off is the discharge that runs out the bottom of the pot.
as you can see from pic all was good before i moved them