Problem at week 4 of flowering (White Widow)

I am not bustin your balls dude just trying to help.

So ill have to change the watering schedule...Should i make it every other day?
Oh and plants are pretty big the droopy one is 1.24cm and the other one is 1.01cm...
And i do appreciate every input u do...

10 gallon pots? yeah sure 2.5 every other day and go from there.

Thx alot man ill update when they seem to be better...
I did water it earlier 3L so we will have to wait and see

Yeah after hearing that you are using 10 gallon pots I am convinced that is your problem. Ps nice plants.

Why dont u just water until u see some run off, then wait til the top 2 inches of soil are dry to water again? seems to work for me and plenty of others around here...

doobiedaze said:

Why dont u just water until u see some run off, then wait til the top 2 inches of soil are dry to water again? seems to work for me and plenty of others around here...

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Those plants are big dude.. I would water those a gallon every 2 days probably..alternating between heavy feeding and ph'd/cal-mag'd r/o water

CypressRyan said:

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Those plants are big dude.. I would water those a gallon every 2 days probably..alternating between heavy feeding and ph'd/cal-mag'd r/o water

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so would that method not work in this case?

doobiedaze said:

Why dont u just water until u see some run off, then wait til the top 2 inches of soil are dry to water again? seems to work for me and plenty of others around here...

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That is what I do! There isn't a magic amount of water to give them. All my plants take a different ammount of water, but like this guy when I water I want to see a little run off and I wait till the top of the soil is dry. When in veg I was watering them once a week or so, now it is every 2-3 days. I imagine soon it will be every day, so your watering schedule is going to change. It also depends on your grow room, how dry it is in there and how much air movement you have, also what soil you are using. Some soil holds water better than others! Too many variables just monitor your plants and check the top of the soil like this guy said and you should be fine.