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Is this overwatering?? not sure

dipm0de

dipm0de

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Hey guys so i got this one plant, its g13 and it looks like i over watered it.
But I did transplant it in bigger pot after watering.
Here are images, Will it be alright? I even took a pen and poked holes in it and then cut a drinking straw and stuck it in there so they can get better oxygen.
 
bryleetch

bryleetch

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It does indeed look over watered but it should perk back up within a day or two, don't worry. Just take note to water less frequently, even more so now that you transplanted into a bigger pot.
 
Bublonichronic

Bublonichronic

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Dont use straws on your roots, extra perlite is good for airation...also lift your pot after you saturate the soil with water then when it's dry, weight should give you and idea when to water
 
rob333

rob333

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dipm0de said:
Hey guys so i got this one plant, its g13 and it looks like i over watered it.
But I did transplant it in bigger pot after watering.
Here are images, Will it be alright? I even took a pen and poked holes in it and then cut a drinking straw and stuck it in there so they can get better oxygen.
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transplant shock man it will be fine tomoro every time i transplant no matter how good the plant is she always goes saggy any ways how much did u water i always hit em 3 times after a transplant so unless u had the hose going on it for like 4 hours it aint over watered
 
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harris hawk

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Give your plants week or so they will bounce back; generally it takes that amount of tine to recover from transplanting
 
MisterMaster

MisterMaster

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U sure there not under watered?

The symptoms can be very similar. I kno u had just watered them. But also moved to a bigger pot?

So maybe not enuf, and because every1 sayin give few days, isnt gettin any better.

If they feel dry to the touch, and the pot iz light id say under water. :) good luck pal
 
MachiavellI420

MachiavellI420

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if its underwatered the leaves wont be able to support their own weight, making the stems almost rubbery. if over watered the stems with be sturdy but the leaves will be drooping. if overwatered, put a fan on it to speed up the evaporation of water through the fan leaves. works for me when i overwater.
 
MisterMaster

MisterMaster

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MachiaVell420 you sound more experience than myself .

I tend to find overwater just the tips claw down n the plants slowing growth.

thats just what i seem to have noticed anyways

leaf stems point up or horizontal but tips claw downwards, not curl under but just point at the ground.

Underwatering i feel the leaf stems face down aswell as 80percent or the leaf.

Sorry if this is poor advice, just from my own experience.
 
dipm0de

dipm0de

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So today marks the 4th day and they seem to be getting better, i finally notice some difference, especially on the upper top growth, it looks happier lol i think raising the temps from 75 to 80 really helped. bounced back quick after i raised the temps.
here are pics...

 
dipm0de

dipm0de

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This one is really testing me for some reason. So i waited about week and few days until it bounced back. Well today it seemed like it was time to water them with less than half strength nutes for the first time today, so about an hour after i watered them, shit went back to what it looked like before, looks droopy and down. I dont know what the hell is wrong with this plant and it has some weird yellowing and leaves look different, that might be light bleaching because i turned on led for a day and it happened after so i turned that off and left just the T5 on.
RH is at 50%
Temps are at 77-80

ITS THE ONE ON THE RIGHT strain is G13
Left one is doing really well and its Trainwreck

 
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