Will drying out for about ten days fix this???
Whattt. I remember sensing the gym sock smell with my plants during growth in the past, I thought it was unusual but just figured it was socks. Cool tip
i agree with vstock, they look over watered..
I can't keep picking up my pot its under a scrog net and getting to a point where its too much of a hassle here is a link with a full list of everything about my grow
You're learning in time you might not need to lift the pot to know if water is needed. But for now it's the BEST advice you can get. Each soil is different. You want exact answers when there are none. It's clear not lift the pot isn't working or this post wouldn't exist. She's also going to change her uptake habits throughout the flower cycle. So you also won't be able to simply measure the time in between feedings and just keep repeating that time frame. Especially towards the 75/80% mark.
So tell me this I raked some of the top inch of so of the soil and its like a rock and solid wet Im gunna let that dry out over a few days and see what it looks like vs how my leaves look but what else can I do to help dry out the bottom of my soil
The water not draining and over watering are birds of the same feather. And I tell you this. A few days of not watering may or may not be enough. As I said before no one can be sure if that's enough time or not. It's more than just how moist your soil is. A well ventilated area soil dries faster than one that isn't as well ventilated. Higher humidity dries slower than a drier climate. What type of light and how INTENSE will play a big roll as well. But those leaves aren't changing that quickly period. Some may never look perfect again. What you're looking for is new growth that is healthy!
Thank you for the advise but I kinda also went ahead and did some defoliation and took off a bunch of unwanted leaves that were getting bunched up most of what I have left is new growth
If they are in plastic pots, just use a sharp nail to pierce the bottom of the pots. Make sure you have a drip tray under them.
Smart pot 7gIf they are in plastic pots, just use a sharp nail to pierce the bottom of the pots.
New growth is growth that has yet to develop. And won't develop until this problem is solved.
In a fabric pot I'm worried it will start to rip and pour out soilPrinciple is the same.
So it's a NOT SO SMART POT..... I couldn't resist.
