Using Coast of Maine Super Soil and natures living soil together. Have her in a 5 gal air pot watering with em1 and a compost tea mixture every watering. Have a 1500 watt LED light. My issue is the plant as a h whole looks fine just some of the new growth here and there are wilted and real soft feeling. I can’t figure out what is wrong.
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What are your temps?And check the distance of your lights.Maybe tag an experienced grower,@kellydans
Was it a sudden growth spurt I find such quick growth makes the top leaves sag for a few days as the plant regains her energy
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I am running humidity at 60 and temps are 72 to 78 with light and 69 with light off. I just transplanted into a 10 gal pot had roots coming out of the top soil.
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It’s been like that for a week or so. I just transplanted into a 10 gal had roots growing out of the top of soil.
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Transplant will always slow down growth and cause adverse effects but how close Is your light( what’s the par that she’s getting)
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Did you water her after transplanting. The new soil will wick any moisture away from the rootball
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The second picture over all plant looks pretty good. The first picture. My first thoughts would be how often are you water and how much.
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I water every 3rd day with 1/2 gal of water.
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My light is 24" for top of canopy. The light reading is 1200 luman. I only have a 3 way meter.
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Welp I think we found the problem those meters totally fail at reading ph in fact they’re only good for the moisture meter your water ph is probably way to high
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Thank you for the help I will get a good meter today and check PH of soil. I have a digital PH meter for my water. I set it at 7 before watering.
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That’s way to high shoot for 6.5 in soil
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That sounds reasonable , it’s a good practice to get a feel of the weight by picking up the pots when dry, and after watering. As time goes on specially flowering stage they will take more water.
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Appreciate it.
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I am using living soil. Everything that I have read says I do not need to worry about my PH. That is why I have not really been checking it but from now on I will make my water 6.5 before applying. Also the wilted leaves a nice and green but feels soft not dried out and they curl downward. I just watered with 1 gal of spring water.
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Doesn’t do any harm to check your pH, if nothing else it gives you an idea of what’s happening in your soil, that way if you start to get problems you have a starting point 
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