Droopy leafs ?

Thanks for the details — sounds like you're doing a lot right. Since one lady is struggling while the others are fine in identical conditions, here are some possibilities and steps to consider: --- 1. pH Too Low 5.6 pH is more in the hydroponic range. For soil, optimal pH is 6.2–6.8. At 5.6, nutrient lockout can occur, especially calcium and magnesium. Solution: Raise your water/feed pH to 6.3–6.5. --- 2. Genetic Variation Even clones or same seeds can show phenotype differences. One plant may be less tolerant to pH, nutrient levels, or water retention. Solution: Adjust care slightly for the weak one — maybe water less often or more gently. --- 3. Root Health / Pot Drainage Overwatering or compact roots can suffocate one plant more than others. Check if the pot feels heavier (retains water) or lighter (dries too fast). Solution: Ensure drainage holes are clear; maybe gently inspect roots if it worsens. --- 4. Light & Air Circulation One plant might be getting less airflow or uneven light. Solution: Rotate pots regularly and ensure no plant is shaded or stuck in a humid corner. --- 5. Pests or Disease (Check Underside of Leaves) Early issues may affect only one plant at first. Solution: Inspect closely for pests, spots, mold, or root issues. --- Action Plan: 1. Raise pH to 6.3–6.5 immediately. 2. Check for overwatering or soggy soil. 3. Observe for signs of pest or fungus. 4. Give the struggling plant a bit more dry time between feeds. 5. If you're seeing specific symptoms (yellowing, wilting, brown spots), send a pic or describe for more targeted advice.