B
benjammin513
- Posts
- 7
- Reactions
- 9
- Joined
- Jan 10, 2025
- Points
- 3
Appreciate it. The last watering was super light. I only did 250ml and focused more on the outside of the roots hoping they start reaching out for water. Just frustrating watching them go from really good to shit and not being able to fix it lolI would keep growing them, most of the damage I see is from unproper drainage or overwatering. If theyre still getting worse water less often but with enough water for a tiny bit of runoff, just a tiny bit so you know all the pot is wet, and dont water again until they ask you to (leaves will get a bit droopy, will go back to normal when you water again). Get some arlite/clay pebbles and put them on the plate below the pot, that way the pot will be lifted, arlite is very porous so even if its touching the pots it will still be a million times better than a hard non porous surface.
They are photos. The reason I did not go bigger because the roots were not even close to being developed around the plant.You did'nt say if these were auto flowers which i will just guess that they are. One too many times transplant on autos they hate it especially without good roots. And only 1gal pots? One looks like it's getting ready to flower? I'd not give anything nute wise till they recover. If they are photos, way to small of pots.
I understand your frustration but you can still get them back on track maybeAppreciate it. The last watering was super light. I only did 250ml and focused more on the outside of the roots hoping they start reaching out for water. Just frustrating watching them go from really good to shit and not being able to fix it lol
I looked into that. But I'm growing in organic living soil and will run the risk of killing off beneficial microbes.Your roots need oxygen, especially if soil has been wet along time. Give them a shot of regular 3% h2o2. The stuff from the medicine aisle at the grocery store. Split a qt bottle between the three. It will boost oxygen and kill any pathogens from the stagnant water. You can reintroduce beneficials on the next watering. They should perk up within a day or so.
It won't kill all of the microbes, and like I said, you can reintroduce your beneficials on the next watering. You can have all the microbes in the world, but without oxygen, they ain't doin shit. In fact, without oxygen in your root zone, most are probably dead or dormant already.I looked into that. But I'm growing in organic living soil and will run the risk of killing off beneficial microbes.
Btw, I grow in organic living soil as well. H2o2 has been my go to when I find a stunted, over watered, neglected hideaway that escaped my attention. Beneficial microbes are easily reintroduced with one serving of a good compost tea or quality inoculant like plant success soluble.It won't kill all of the microbes, and like I said, you can reintroduce your beneficials on the next watering. You can have all the microbes in the world, but without oxygen, they ain't doin shit. In fact, without oxygen in your root zone, most are probably dead or dormant already.
Okay awesome. Thank you for the help. Im gonna give it a try.Btw, I grow in organic living soil as well. H2o2 has been my go to when I find a stunted, over watered, neglected hideaway that escaped my attention. Beneficial microbes are easily reintroduced with one serving of a good compost tea or quality inoculant like plant success soluble.
How exactly do I dilute it?Btw, I grow in organic living soil as well. H2o2 has been my go to when I find a stunted, over watered, neglected hideaway that escaped my attention. Beneficial microbes are easily reintroduced with one serving of a good compost tea or quality inoculant like plant success soluble.
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?