Please Help
- Thread starter ThewBerg
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Caliverner
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Is that. Pool of water in bottom tray
ThewBerg
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yes
Caliverner
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SBBCal
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Were you going to top/fim? Lst?
HydroKid239
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over watered. When watering never let the water sit in the bottom of the dish. The roots can't breath. Raise your pot when you water. When you transplant use more perlite in the mix.
60/40 for better drainage.. then there's less of a possibility to over water.
60/40 for better drainage.. then there's less of a possibility to over water.
ThewBerg
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Thanks! Is there any hope for her?
HydroKid239
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Of course. Just let her dry up before watering again. Do you have a scale you can weigh the plant on for dry/wet weights? This can be your key to knowing when to water/feed.
HydroKid239
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As long as I don't over-water I water once these is just a little moisture in the bottom.. so I don't completely dry out the roots. I like to always keep them moist.. but not soaked.
farmingfisherman
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Just a heads up but red stems can often be a sign of a nutrient deficiency.
ThewBerg
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Thanks! Ill try out weighing before and after. How long do you think i should dry her out for?
ThewBerg
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I was actually curious about this, the stems were all bright green and about a week ago they changed overnight. I wasnt sure if it was a nutrient deficiency or from the colder night temps
ThewBerg
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Since this was my first grow, i wanted to learn the process so im trying out a few different things. I successfully topped one of my plants but it turned out to be male. Also it was a little further behind the others so was my tester.
Romeo7701
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I would put her in at least a 3 gallon pot and not water her for a couple of days she will be root bound soon if not already in that small a pot. Just my opinion man if you transplant her she should bounce back and make you proud!!!
ThewBerg
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Thanks for the vote of confidence! I’ll definitely transplant, as for the stakes they have been in since seedling so I’m not too worried about them but looking forward to seeing her standing on her own after transplanting
whitelotus12
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Looks overwatered. Let it dry out thoroughly before watering. Always err on the side of underwatering. Once it’s been overwatered too much the roots will die and she’s gone. Much easier to spring it back with some water if it’s too dry
