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Definitely gotta soak the entire area... you might have to soak in a tub to correct it, the soil may have become hydrophobic from being dry so long. I personally had trouble watering the cloth pots cause I couldn't wrap my head around it. I thought I was getting runoff and soaking the soil, but it was just running out the sides and not absorbing.The roots won't grow in the dry soil, so that's actually holding the plant back. Get some trays for underneath and get used to soaking through, and then allowing to dry almost fully before watering again. As for the light, 16 inches might be too close depending on the what it is... that's a question for an indoor grower that knows the different lights.Yea i’ve been watering in a circle completely avoiding the sides. You think it’s a root problem because of that?
Got to disagree.. training is always best no matter wat type.. @nicstik your plant looks much better with itDon't get to intense with training autos either, they don't have time to recover and it can just slow them down... or so I've learned on here... I've yet to grow one myself.
Some can take it some cant you live an you learn if . How was your grow with no training was it as bountiful?Yeah i’ve done a couple auto grows the first one i didn’t train at all to see what the plant would do then on the 2nd i started lst on them and the canopy was much more even I think as long as you don’t transplant and or do any hst such as topping or super cropping you’ll be fine
Yeah that's why I said don't get too intense lol.Got to disagree.. training is always best no matter wat type.. @nicstik your plant looks much better with it
My bad Idk what I was thinking I thought you meant dont train themYeah that's why I said don't get too intense lol.
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