Tokintoucan
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And should I be waiting for the original leaves perk back up before watering again?
Overwatered
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Tokintoucan
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Massively appreciate the help too hate seeing em all floppy like that
Tokintoucan
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Just had a read of that, just don't wanna leave it too long to compensate for the overwater and end up underwatering
chemphlegm
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i've grown maybe thousands of plants of many different varieties including mj and have never ever had a plant die because it dried up. its so obvious when they get thirsty or when the pot is light.
they dont dry out and two seconds later die , the pots get lighter, when they feel like they did when they were new water again, walk away, repeat.
they dont dry out and two seconds later die , the pots get lighter, when they feel like they did when they were new water again, walk away, repeat.
Tokintoucan
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chemphlegm
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I'd say its a fertilizer issue, too much maybe, soil too hot, hard to tell.
Tokintoucan
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Very doubtful as it's lightmix and nothing's been added
chemphlegm
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what is lightmix?
maybe still a fertilizer issue, perhaps not enough, or enough of the right kind
Tokintoucan
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Bio bizz starting soil, really nute light. Do you think transplanting them in to their final soil/pots would help
chemphlegm
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no clue, I'd try to figure out what's wrong first.its food, they are hungry, gets some quality nutrients and follow the directions, thats what i'd do
hillbill
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Move away from the plants...now! Put the water down. Water only when container lightens up. Water so there is some drainage. I tilt my containers to final drain after watering which really help avoid overwatering in the first place. Use higher drainage mix.
I bought a kitchen scale and water at specific weights for the mix and container size.
I bought a kitchen scale and water at specific weights for the mix and container size.