My plants are in veg and in a state of being overwaterd for the past few weeks. How the problem arose was from transplanting them from 1 gallon pots with Happy Frog and a bit of coco coir (really strong healthy root system) to 3 gallon pots with straight Recipe 420, I even packed the soil down a bit. Big mistake, I'll never do that again, but even having only watered them every 3rd day on a rotation of compost tea, bat gauno tea, and plane water they could not drink fast enough as the soil was too dense with water and nutrients.
I just put the plants outside for the first time (for the summer) and the sun is intense and they are shrinking under the sun, drooping down hard. Unfortunately I cannot bring them back inside for reasons I won't go into. And I can't transplant into bigger post until tomorrow, so I'm hoping they survive the day.
What can I do about the roots being water logged at this point? Tomorrow I'll transplant into 5 gallon pots with mostly coco coir and not water them for a while. Someone advised me to flush all of them with clean ph'd water, but that seems counter intuitive and could make matter worse.
I just put the plants outside for the first time (for the summer) and the sun is intense and they are shrinking under the sun, drooping down hard. Unfortunately I cannot bring them back inside for reasons I won't go into. And I can't transplant into bigger post until tomorrow, so I'm hoping they survive the day.
What can I do about the roots being water logged at this point? Tomorrow I'll transplant into 5 gallon pots with mostly coco coir and not water them for a while. Someone advised me to flush all of them with clean ph'd water, but that seems counter intuitive and could make matter worse.
