Im pretty sure this is something related to pH but wanted to get some more opinions before i start trying to play doctor.

this is my 1 of 4 bagseed plants that are all starting to look like this. yesterday it was just these 2 bottom leaves, now i come home today and the rest of the plant is drooping. and i know theyre not over or underwatered.

i dont know the current pH cuz i didnt bother to check since its only bagseed (i keep tabs on the nicer plants). i was going to start checking pH with the next watering but i guess its too late for that.

How big a pot is that in? (2 gal, 4 gal?)

I would get 3 times the pot-size in water, PH it all to 6.6 (safe number) and then leach that plant, well. If it is a 4 gal pot, then you need 12 gal of clean, Ph'd water.

Be sure to check the PH (and the PPM if you have the tools) of the run-off water. There is a tutorial (of sorts) HERE.

Then, once it was ready to eat again, I would Ph every feeding.

ISO

__________________

they were JUST transplanted last night into 2 gal pots. i thought they were becoming rootbound (which they were just about anyway) since i saw the bottom leaves yellowing so i transplanted them. but like i said i came home today and things are worse.

they havent been fed yet and since they were just transplanted its clean soil from a new bag (Pro-mix)

I'm still thinking PH, too. Even though that soil is fresh, I'm still thinking a good flushing with PH'd water, let her dry out to where she needs water again and see how she is. It is either PH or Nute burn based on what I am seeing in the FAQ charts. A flush is a good place to start, but sadely is labor intensive.

Also, is the water chlorene free?

ISO

__________________

i only use distilled water or poland spring on my plants

You are using Distilled water,are you adding any Cal-Mag in?How are you PH your water? PEACE

__________________


Anything I may say or do is stickly for entertainment only.This is all make believe and is not To believe by me or anyonehttp:\\www.greenpassion.org/f73/over-grow-government-ogg-2009-what-8722/

gave em all a good flush with pH balanced water last night. checked em this morning and theyre looking good again.

they should be good for almost a week with the water. after that i think ill try giving them a light feeding and take it from there.

thanks for the help guys and good luck with your own!

Cool! Good to hear they are happier now after a good bath.

That is a solution that can help fix many issues, and usualy the first thing I do with a soil plant that is not behaving well...

ISO

__________________