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Was it around the leaf edges? It sounds like guttation to me. It will happen at night with moist soil could be an indication you need a bit better drainage. How long is your night cycle?So lights went on 1/2 hour ago. And today found something different. My leaves had water drops on them like all my plants kinda like morning dew. Is this bad? Or did my humidity just get way to high? They look beautiful and way bigger. And lots of growth. I can see where future steams and shit going g to come in. At the node sights.
I frequently find water on the leaf surface where it was sitting and in contact with another leaf... basically sweating from the plant's transpiration. When leaves overlap and touch, the moisture that usually goes into the air gets trapped by the leaf surface and the water collects instead of drying. This is usually self correcting but can have problems if you don't have enough ventilation. If your Rh seems high, you could re-arrange the affected leaves. Hopefully this isn't a repeat of earlier advice.Also forgot to mention I moved my plants around some had the soil more moist then the others. Those were the ones under the smalled led bulbs. Moved those inward as to be under the bugger led light. I noticed that light drys out soil faster. So did rotation to help soil dry faster for the watering later tonight. But still not sure if the temps are ok. I added pics of the gauge I use. Any thoughts greatly welcomed.
With Promix, overwatering is a full time job. Promix usually drains very well, especially in a fabric pot. I grow with Promix in 5 or 6 gallon buckets and water every day if they need it and have no problems with overwatering, although I wouldn't water them more than once a day. If they need it more than once daily, they are probably in too small of a container. In my opinion.Yeah I guess I need to learn how to water. Didn't wanna over water. Guess it's hard to learn how to hit that wet spot lol well for me it is I guess.
10 4 thanks for the info and yeah was on top of the plants I'll zoom in and repost the picsWas it around the leaf edges? It sounds like guttation to me. It will happen at night with moist soil could be an indication you need a bit better drainage. How long is your night cycle?
I think your humidity is a bit high. 60-65% should be good. After lights go out the temps will drop so in turn the humidity will spike. You need to watch this to prevent mold. I use a space heater with a temp controller to prevent this.
Also I would move that humidity sensor having it that close to a moist pot will likely affect the accuracy
Ok I'll look into this but my plants really dont touch each other they not big enough. Only thing I changed was the arrangement of the plants to the lights that would hit them. I need to bring g the plants up on something so they get good air on the bottom. It's still moist. Mmmmmmm moist.I frequently find water on the leaf surface where it was sitting and in contact with another leaf... basically sweating from the plant's transpiration. When leaves overlap and touch, the moisture that usually goes into the air gets trapped by the leaf surface and the water collects instead of drying. This is usually self correcting but can have problems if you don't have enough ventilation. If your Rh seems high, you could re-arrange the affected leaves. Hopefully this isn't a repeat of earlier advice.
Yeah I have yet to water them since they were feed when I replanted.With Promix, overwatering is a full time job. Promix usually drains very well, especially in a fabric pot. I grow with Promix in 5 or 6 gallon buckets and water every day if they need it and have no problems with overwatering, although I wouldn't water them more than once a day. If they need it more than once daily, they are probably in too small of a container. In my opinion.
Yeah that's guttation. The plants are small so as the get a bit taller it will happen less it's has to do with. Basically higher water pressure in the root zone than in the plants. Since it has to fight gravity as they get bigger it will happen less.Here is what they looked like. The lights go off from 7 am to 2 pm. So 18/6 cycle. I think this the new soul and the feeding has helped big time.
Ok cool this was the first time I had ever seen this so I did not know what was wrong with them dont want my babies to die. Hell even the ones that looked the worse seem to be growing like champs also. Hell shes almost as big as the other plants.Yeah that's guttation. The plants are small so as the get a bit taller it will happen less it's has to do with. Basically higher water pressure in the root zone than in the plants. Since it has to fight gravity as they get bigger it will happen less.
I can explain it a bit. During the day the stomata are open and water and o2 are expelled and CO2 is brought in. This process basically sucks water up from the roots. At night the stomata close like capping a straw with your tongue after you suck up water. So when there is higher water pressure in the roots it actually forces water up the straw instead of pulling it up but since the stomata are close it's forces it out at the leaf edges. This is very basic explanationOk cool this was the first time I had ever seen this so I did not know what was wrong with them dont want my babies to die. Hell even the ones that looked the worse seem to be growing like champs also. Hell shes almost as big as the other plants.
Ok I get that yeah I had to look it up lol not go lieI can explain it a bit. During the day the stomata are open and water and o2 are expelled and CO2 is brought in. This process basically sucks water up from the roots. At night the stomata close like capping a straw with your tongue after you suck up water. So when there is higher water pressure in the roots it actually forces water up the straw instead of pulling it up but since the stomata are close it's forces it out at the leaf edges. This is very basic explanation
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