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So I watered my plants 5 days ago and forgot to pH the water... I then pH balanced the remaining water and flushed the plants. Now 5 days later I'm seeing this PS first time grower.

If I insert my entire index finger in the soil, it's damp at the tip (lol).

I haven't watered in 5 days and they're still drooping... The lower leaves are starting to yellow now...

Oh good point. Will these perk up once they're dry? Or not until next watering?

Is she over watered?

So as you can see from the pictures, they looked great after watering. But 2 days later and they're drooping again. Did I over water? This is frustrating...

Lol. One can only hope.

Day 36 btw

Thank you! From previous comments, I was convinced I over watered, so I waited 6 days and they kept getting increasingly more droopy (figuring if they were over watered they would get less drooopy over time). So I just watered them yesterday and forgot to pH the water! So I phed the remainder of...

I think you were right... They started drooping 4 days later...

UPDATE PHOTO:

Good point. I didn't fill them all the way under the assumption that they would start stretching and I would need to add soil to keep them from falling over. But of course that didn't happen.

Thanks for the input. It's hard to tell. I was watering about 5 days apart and each time the soil was dry an index finger deep. Do you think I should have used smaller pots? (These are 5 gallon)

IllI give it a shot. Although I will say the soil was dry about 3" down before each watering. I don't water until they droop. II'l try to adjust though. You're right, it's not easy.

It's winter here, and I can harvest them 70 days from germination. I'll try photos next time.

In the moment of that picture I believe they were underwatered. I watered them after taking the photo and they perked up quite a bit after an hour or so.

Since they popped out of the soil.

In the moment of that picture I believe they were underwatered. I watered them after taking the photo and they perked up quite a bit after an hour or so.

Does the big one look like it's starting to flower? And if so, is flowering at 29 days common for autos?