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Definitely try not to let the plant droop that much....it is a stressor that if used properly, the plants thrive.....too much of any stressor can promote herming.....
That's not what I'm suggesting. I'm saying water to runoff...ie saturation, and give them a nice long dryback. More volume, less frequent. Lots of ways to grow, but that's what's worked for me, having run OF many times.Alright thanks for that! I’ll maybe water less volume at a time but more frequently.
Gotcha!That's not what I'm suggesting. I'm saying water to runoff...ie saturation, and give them a nice long dryback. More volume, less frequent. Lots of ways to grow, but that's what's worked for me, having run OF many times.
Sure sure - do you notice nutrient deficiencies? Or looks like watering issue? Or both?Definitely try not to let the plant droop that much....it is a stressor that if used properly, the plants thrive.....too much of any stressor can promote herming.....
Yeah. I get that. Do you notice nutrient deficiency also?Man dont let em get that droopy dry. In 3 gallon pots at about five weeks in flower, those are probably real light at 2 to 3 days
Being that its the lower leaves that seem affected I'd say yes. If you're not already doing so, cut back on the nitrogen and up the bloom nutesYeah. I get that. Do you notice nutrient deficiency also?
Sure sure - do you notice nutrient deficiencies? Or looks like watering issue? Or both?