Droopy Indoor Heirloom Tomato Plants...Pantano Romanesco
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are you running 100% perlite? thats ballsy without automation... how often are you watering?
do the plants actually FEEL limp? its hard to explain, but do they feel soft and shitty? id look at your roots. they are probably failing in some way.
do the plants actually FEEL limp? its hard to explain, but do they feel soft and shitty? id look at your roots. they are probably failing in some way.
yea i did lol derp. the 1000 words are greater than your post.
its probably the light yea. im guessing the plants new to this light?
the plant should bounce back in hours if removed from the light.
fwiw. i always move plants to new lights making sure the new light source is not more than 3x the previous.
i go from t8 to a PLL fixture then to outdoors. in all cases, i use this shitty little meter to make sure im not going to shock them hard when moving them.
the t8 is only like 90k lux max. then the PLL at like 5 inches is like 300k lux. then the noonday sun is like 600k lux or something like that. its not accurate at all, but consistant enough to make these judgments.
its probably the light yea. im guessing the plants new to this light?
the plant should bounce back in hours if removed from the light.
fwiw. i always move plants to new lights making sure the new light source is not more than 3x the previous.
i go from t8 to a PLL fixture then to outdoors. in all cases, i use this shitty little meter to make sure im not going to shock them hard when moving them.
the t8 is only like 90k lux max. then the PLL at like 5 inches is like 300k lux. then the noonday sun is like 600k lux or something like that. its not accurate at all, but consistant enough to make these judgments.