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DWC / pH 5.7 / EC 0.64 / Maxibloom and Liquid Silicon / Res temps = in good range / 20 days in reservoir
Here's how they look now after a daytime rally where I thought everything was going to be fine - they looked back to normal. As the day's gone on though, they've started to wilt again...
Could be:
- Lack of enough light
- Underfeeding (I'm using Maxibloom (only) and Liquid Silicon.)
- Root rot (although roots aren't slimy to the touch and I changed res...
Any idea what's going on here? Droopy plants
Here's how they look now after a daytime rally where I thought everything was going to be fine - they looked back to normal. As the day's gone on though, they've started to wilt again...
Could be:
- Lack of enough light
- Underfeeding (I'm using Maxibloom (only) and Liquid Silicon.)
- Root rot (although roots aren't slimy to the touch and I changed res...
Any idea what's going on here? Droopy plants
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