Should I be worried about the curved leaves on the right flower?
ComfortCreator
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Let it dry all the way out, and you do not need to spray the leaves.
ComfortCreator
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Try a small bucket of water in the space with gentle fan(s)
Doug Dawson
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I agree with comfort creator. I put a bowl of water with a towel hanging out of it and draped across the floor of the tent, than a fan blowing across the towel. Drops my RH 20% in a small tent.
Dank Bongula
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You have drainage in those pots? I live in a very dry environment and it is just easier to cover my seedlings with a clear plastic cup or baggy for the first 5 days or so to help keep the humidity up. I remove these covers several times each day for a little bit for airflow.
Doug Dawson
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Only if you want the them to live. You need good drainage. Standing water in a cup can rot your roots fairly quickly.
Dank Bongula
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You also need to do a little more basic research on your own on this....you don't want to be in here every couple of days with a new question getting a whole bunch of different answers and no idea which way to go. Do a search for basic cannabis growing in soil, read alot and learn as you go.
420mannen
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Don't worry. I've done a lot of research already, BUT, reading and observing other people is far from the experience it self. + there usually is 1000 different answers to these ''basic'' questions. I do have 11l fabric pots and thought about planting straight to them but once again, 100 ppl say 100 different things. So went to the ''cup first and transplant after 2week/ish'' method.
Dank Bongula
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Oh I'm not worried...maybe you have done alot of research, but if you don't even have drainage in your pots, you've not done it very well is what I am saying.
420mannen
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Well didn't see the reason to it since u don't actually water the plants the first days. I only spray water at the top of the soil to make it wet. I do think it's going to be okay. I just seemed to do it too often as the reason for my picture and this thread. With this being said, I don't think there are going to be any root rot when I transplant in few days = No need for holes, comprehend? Now I appreciate the help and I've done my research well enough.
And I also thought this forum thing it self is to get help if needed? + I already got my answer 1000 years ago so why still comment on this post bro? x)
And I also thought this forum thing it self is to get help if needed? + I already got my answer 1000 years ago so why still comment on this post bro? x)
Dank Bongula
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Thought I was good luck with your upcoming transplant out of those pots lol