Quick question !
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Well watering really just depends on if the plant needs it bro, normally from what I've heard from alot of experienced growers is to check the soil with your finger if it's wet 2in below the surface you are good. As far as nutes I waited about 2 weeks before I put mine on them, and I've heard alot of people do the same thing.
Grumpy'
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If you water it daily, the roots get lazy and won't go in search of water. Now as the plant grows closer to the end, you may need to water more often, but base it on the finger method. It's not like it will change drastically and you will have actions of time for watering. When u first start, maybe every 3 or 4 days for a few weeks. After that it may go to days between. The timeframe I had is an exame and not a general rule. I feed my Plants every third watering. Works for me.
dannyboy602
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The amount of water necessary to grow changes as the plants grow. In general soak the soil well and then let it dry out. Just not to the wilting point.
shaney
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yah what he siad, butt just so you know, during maturation of your buds it`s good to stress them of water tull they are wilting. This is a benaficial water stressing tek. the science behind it is that when the plant is stressing from lack of water, the plant goes into survival mode and produces oils for the buds to survive. the more oils the plant produces the more potent and sticky the buds become, Just be carefull not to kill them , when in the last 3 weeks outdoors water the plants only when wilting if you want. It`s a trick for more advanced outdoor growers