Ive got a clone in my deck garden in a 70gal approx resevoir, shes close to rootbound already. In another month the pot will become its own creature. I get rootgrass most years and figured its roots coming up for air. Might just drag one of them in for my flower tent. And reuse as long as l can. Cloth can take getting used to but l feel is healthiest for bigger plants. Any plants to be honest.
I'm in the Mojave Desert and 36C (97F) is a normal daily canopy temperature and my plants don't do that. It looks grossly overfed.During heat wave it hit like 36 maybe more of at times when I wasn’t there to see it, litttally nothing I cold do. I noticed on some things f the smaller plants the the buds dried up then and the hairs turned brown but since the temps dropped back within range of 26/28 the white hairs re appeared and I thought it was coming back to life..
I only feed them 1mil of a&b per litre. Pluse boost that I have no stopped
What is your substrate, and A and B what? Also your lighting, thanks.
Soils was just a biobizz normal soil, worked fine my last grow and I have don’t nothing different, Dutch pro, and I have two hps 600w and two quantum boards 250w
Biobizz normal soil doesn't link me to it but it doesn't matter. Look at picture 6 on a lower fan leaf you can see the Nitrogen claw and dark green.
Soon as lights are on I will get in there and do it thaks
I normally Waite for the tops to be dry and then completely soak it but it could still be dry in the middle so I will inspect when lights are back on and try find out. I mite cut one of the fabric pots so I can see if it’s route bound anyway and then maybe I can have a dig around somehow and see
Can a plant in a fabric pot become root bound? I’m have similar issues
Doesnt mean its not too much. Try cutting in half and it might help.
I believe they do but in a different way, root mass gets spongy iñ middle of pot, root rot can cause too. Thats why l wrapped a few, to test them. Believe the root mass will be better if can circle in pot center.
If soil goes hydraphobic, water then place in tray and let pot wick up water, weigh by hand so you know when dry. Popped a ten pack in hydrophobic soil, havent watered since planting. Probably will let dry out, big pots for seeds. Out of 10 pack fems, number 12 didnt pop, didnt expect 11 to be honest. Both white seeds. The freebees no doubt. Russet mites suck badly. Best of luck eradicating them little bastards. D E is my go to for most sucking insects, cheaper than sprays too. Neem is not meant for me as lv burned plants in past, mind cannola has burt some too. Homemade insectacide works best imo.
