Quest4high

Okay, I have several grows under my belt and to date with very good success. I have a californina orange that has shown lots of sativa genetics. She is in 5gallon bubbler with nutes at about 1200ppm in her 3rd week of flower. She looks great, albeit stretching like mad. A few nights back, I had to open the door during lights off to fix a fan problem and noticed that she was wilted. Scared the beejesus outta me! Next morning the lights came on and the plant looked great again. Out of curiousity I have checked in on her the past 2 nights and noticed the same thing. Temps are 65-78 F, nutes temps 70F, Rh 35%, ph 5.5 drifts to 6.2 and I lower, under 800 or so HPS and MH lights. Not a blemish on this plant, she is a perfect specimen but that wilting has got me concerned it may be a prelude to something more serious. Has anyone a clue what the heck causes this? I suspect it is just a reaction to not having the lights on, but I have never seen this before!

I also have 4 White rhino X bubblegum crosses in with her and they do not do this.....

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The Grow Guide

Agent 86, a great bubbler bucket thread!
Buckethead thread...tooo funny.