HELP ME PLEASE!
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ETHERR
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I use organic soil and perlitesDont even look like you have watered - plants love water.
What soil?
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ETHERR
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Yeah I have herd it is for most of the time the main issue in growing is the watering
Kingrow1
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Soil is do-able its just your crazy watering techniques droughting the plant.
Have you got more seeds?
This time i want you to soak the entire volume of the soil (i use three inch pots but solo cups are about the same size just cut the top centimeter off and remember to cut drainage holes).
When the soil still looks wet/damp but the pot feels lighter by quite a bit BINGO water the whole lot again.
Fuck that spray bottle off 100%, maybe your gran or mom might find a use for it somewhere - we use wet dry cycles and water again when a certain percentage is lost... easy dude.
ETHERR
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Okay thanks man yeah I'm obviously a new to this lol I have another seed germinating in damp paper towel atm and will put that one into solo cup and try it that waySoil is do-able its just your crazy watering techniques droughting the plant.
Have you got more seeds?
This time i want you to soak the entire volume of the soil (i use three inch pots but solo cups are about the same size just cut the top centimeter off and remember to cut drainage holes).
When the soil still looks wet/damp but the pot feels lighter by quite a bit BINGO water the whole lot again.
Fuck that spray bottle off 100%, maybe your gran or mom might find a use for it somewhere - we use wet dry cycles and water again when a certain percentage is lost... easy dude.
diggs99
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Yes it will be much easier watering seedlings in solo cups
Using the lift method helps too
lift the cup or pot when its dry and again when its soaked, give yourself an idea of how close they are to needing water again.
As KG said, these plants love wet and dry cycles, so most of us are soaking our pots until we see runoff coming out the bottom, then we wont water them again until they are dried out and light to lift.
Using the lift method helps too
lift the cup or pot when its dry and again when its soaked, give yourself an idea of how close they are to needing water again.
As KG said, these plants love wet and dry cycles, so most of us are soaking our pots until we see runoff coming out the bottom, then we wont water them again until they are dried out and light to lift.
ETHERR
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Okay yeah I'l deffintly be trying and using your guys methods and will post updates as it grows thank you for the tips and methods man
Kingrow1
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Not dried out though, just when lighter - the soil can look wet but not have any free water for the roots.
diggs99
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Ya I guess I should have been more clear on that, we don't want plants wilting because we left them to dry out lolNot dried out though, just when lighter - the soil can look wet but not have any free water for the roots.
We want the pots light
Kingrow1
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Old thread from last year in general - im but average too dude. At some point everyone gets bigger grows plants and tents and im still in a 1x1 ffs
https://www.rollitup.org/t/one-plant-over-two-months-in-pictures.959734/