My seedling is 1 week old and in less than 24 hours I have noticed fan leaves dropping what does this mean… if you look at the pic the wiz it level is good
@malone. They look pretty wet.
Do you have holes in your cups ?
Seedlings can’t use very much water till they develop a root system.
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Yes I poked 4 holes at the bottom of them… am I over watering them or what ms the issue here ???
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And I haven watered them since Tuesday and they jus now look like this this morning
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@malone. Just a couple tablespoons at a time is all they need.
Around the outer edge of the cup in a circle.
Your cups are blocking the holes ?
Put them around the outer edge of the cup.
Like this. 
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I have mine like this is it maybe that it getting to big for the cup I see a little root sticking out
My plan shows the fan leaves dropping in less than 24 hours ago they were fine below shows them… as you can see the solid is moist and I ah ent watered it since wend
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My plan shows the fan leaves dropping in less than 24 hours ago they were fine below shows them… as you can see the solid is moist and I ah ent watered it since wend
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My plan shows the fan leaves dropping in less than 24 hours ago they were fine below shows them… as you can see the solid is moist and I ah ent watered it since wend
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I would help you, but you told me to do something to myself, which was deleted by mods. I was just trying to help.
Good luck 
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Way too wet; plant is likely damping off.
You should have a dome over plants and mist inside of dome twice a day with distilled water. No roots on seedling so all moisture is captured through the leaves until tap root develops.
I moved your other thread to this one. Please quit opening multiple threads as you clog the feed and make it harder for others to find topics.
You have multiple people telling you that you are overwatering so maybe listen to that advice?
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Ok sorry about that … is it ramping off due to humidity? Like I said I only watered it once on wend and on sat today it looked like this
@Myfriendis410 Hey sorry to bother you but any advice on my issue would be appreciated.
So as of yesterday I started running both my Veg and Bloom lights for my last week of veg before I switch over to 12/12 just to get them acclimated to both lights. All day yesterday they were perked up and loving the red light. I added another box fan outside my tent running threw each side vent to keep the temp from rising due to both lights running now. (I also have two 6 inch running inside just above the canopy) so my temp has stayed at 78.4 with lights on and 72.5 with lights off at night. And my last watering was 2 days ago. I woke up this morning and when I put the lights on I noticed the leaves are drooping so I figured they would perk back up after a few hours and they have not should I be concerned? I apologize for the pics I know everyone asks for pics in normal lighting but I have my scrog net down and to remove that and take the plants out would be a process but I tried to get the best pics I could to show you what I’m trying to explain…
I don’t see anything to be concerned about. You made a change to the plant’s environment and it is responding.
I will point out that plants do posture before lights out and don’t revert back until lights are on. Some do this more than others.
I would maybe suggest using an auxiliary light to take pictures so you don’t have to remove from the grow space; blurple just isn’t very easy to see anything with.
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Awesome! Thank you!
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@Myfriendis410 any idea what’s going on here? It’s only on one plant and just started… I’m on my second week of flowering and still following the FF feeding schedule and watering in between feedings with regular PH water 6.5… Humidity is at 54 and temp is at 81… Nitrogen Toxicity??? If so should I do a flush and back off the feedings? Any help would be appreciated…
I’m afraid I can’t see anything under the blurple light. How about some pics in white light…
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Looks like happy healthy plants with new green growth. I don’t see anything (from the pictures) to lead me to think you have any problems.
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