Why are the plants in the middle looking much better than the others ? They are in smaller containers and soil is mixed with seedling mix , whereas the outer plants are in big containers and soil is mixed with potting mix. Same nutrients, light, air, environment. The two very small seedlings are new.
Cannabis plants size difference
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BobThe420Builder
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Big pots look Uber wet
Uber wet? Could it be the type of soil that holds too much moisture? Could it be the roots not getting enough oxygen through dense soil?
BobThe420Builder
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No clue
But lots of logs in it...looks like a compost not a soil
But lots of logs in it...looks like a compost not a soil
Is this not ideal?
Thanks for your response!
BobThe420Builder
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I have no idea what it is, just making observations
What is the soil?
What is the soil?
A brand called Culterra. They have a potting mix as well as seedling mix. The big pots has maybe 70% potting mix rest normal soil from garden. The small containers is a 50/50 mix of garden soil and seedling mix.
Wastei
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With appropriate pot size you get higher rate of evaporation and transpiration. You get tighter cycles of going from wet to dry, somewhere in the middle you got optimal nutrient/water uptake.
Does the outer plants look alright? Do you think they'll make it to flowering? Should i maybe just replant them ?
Informative! Just not too sure what is meant by 'tighter cycles'?
BobThe420Builder
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Big pots small plants...not a good idea
Wastei
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Shorter/tighter intervals of the medium going from wet to dry.
Wet-->dry-->wet-->dry etc.