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Hi, what’s the telltale sign of under watering vs overwatering? IDK if I’m stupid (I probably am) but it’s seems to be a very vague distinction between the two.Looks thirsty to me, maybe a tad hungry.
What are you planning to do for flowering nutrients?
Hi, what’s the telltale sign of under watering vs overwatering? IDK if I’m stupid (I probably am) but it’s seems to be a very vague distinction between the two.
As for nutrition, I haven’t got a plan. Was going to wait until I see signs of deficiencies on leaves and then go from there.
Thanks for the chuckle but the visual aid did help. I’ll read more into nutrients and check out your links but I was hoping my compost would be enough for such tiny arse plants. I’m guessing neuts are draining away.Youre in flower now. Youre gonna run into all kinds of shit here in a couple weeks. Are you planning on using dry amendments or liquid fertilizers?
If youre going liquid i would recommend something that self buffers the ph, i use advanced nutrients sensi ph perfect (coco. I think megacrop would be more up your alley, its dry, you weigh in grams.
Also. Underwatered plants slump straight down. They just hang lifeless. Overwatered has a slight crown, or a hump, then point down. It’s highly unlikely you overwatered coco.
Please excuse my art work. It looks more like brittney spears vulvarino more than a leaf, but hopefully you get the point
This is an outdoor grow. Those white spots aren’t bugs. At least bugs I can see with a naked eye, I have companion plants nearby that luckily have attracted most attention from pests. I’ll check again tomorrow though.I don’t know about that soil you have. You said sun. Are they going in and out doors?View attachment 2169983what are those white spots? They look like bugs.View attachment 2169984looks like aphid shed it exoskeleton and Is on the leaf to the right.
I mixed the coir and compost in equal amounts, it is well mixed and is quite soil like and I’ve had success with other plants. I’ve realised since I discovered this site that it’s not an easy medium.Np.
I assume youre in Europe or somewhere with a war on peat. Not sure if youre planning on treating that as you would a typical soil. But treating coco as soil can be a real cocksucker, ive done it a couple times because i got bored. It can get difficult to do. Thats why these days i mix it in with soil or commit 100% to liquid fertilizers. I suggest you do the same. If you go that route make sure you have plenty of runoff, and pay close attention to how much it dries. With megacrop it’s easy to do it daily. Liquids are a little bit more of a hassle. An ec pen is always recommended with coco, as is a ph pen, but i use it less and less with these ph balancing nutrients
Hi thanks I understand that’s it a peeve of yours and I can only apologise. I learn by doing and if these plants die then I will try and work out why and then try again.I don't grow for fun like you say your doing. I grow to harvest and smoke the best weed i can grow. Dude they are most likely small bugs it's to be expected outdoors. Not doing your homework for growing weed this is what you get. I like to help but it's so frustrating when folks go willy nilly run into issues cause they did'nt do much education on what it takes to grow weed. Auto you got will be so stunted or not grow anymore if you transplant now in flower. I'd leave it and take better care of it.
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