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Buy one of these and cut to fit to place on the catch pans then set the pots ontop of it.i empty the runoff about 2 hours after i water them . i wait until the pots are dry and light as fuck before i water normaly it takes 3 to 5 days after watering before i water again what could i get that would be cheap that would fit under my pots ?
Wire shelving trim to fit as neededi empty the runoff about 2 hours after i water them . i wait until the pots are dry and light as fuck before i water normaly it takes 3 to 5 days after watering before i water again what could i get that would be cheap that would fit under my pots ?
do u mean cut it to fit over the top or inside to lay on the bottom of the pan ? that doesnt seem like it would get it up high enough to me to do anythingBuy one of these and cut to fit to place on the catch pans then set the pots ontop of it.
On top of drip pan just need a little separationdo u mean cut it to fit over the top or inside to lay on the bottom of the pan ? that doesnt seem like it would get it up high enough to me to do anything
+1.On top of drip pan just need a little separation
Hell yes it will brother.Would this work I still got to clean out the trays View attachment 1134750View attachment 1134751
you got any idea why i think it is a phosphorus problem ? to me it looks just like it what am i missing ?Hell yes it will brother.
I dont think it is but food for thought here.to me this is what my leaves look like View attachment 1134757
This answer is my choice for you. I thought overwatering from my 1st glance. I think this pot is either not draining as well as the others or you accidentally gave this one too much. Do you have a water meter? I know most like the finger method but the probe on the tool goes down a foot or so to tell you what's going on down there WHERE THE ROOTS ARE where it matters. Your soil looks wet by the dark black color. I think your plants are healthy and just this one needs to dry out some before watering again.Those leaves are old, shaded and not useful to the plant... so it's saying gtfo your not contributing anything to my benefit.
Personally I'd remove em just for the fact it will help with airflow through the plants and unhealthy leaves attract bugs.
Maybe a touch of a watering issue but definitely not a huge problem and the plant look healthy. But I would let her dry a bit more between watering and make sure it's not sitting in runoff
+1This answer is my choice for you. I thought overwatering from my 1st glance. I think this pot is either not draining as well as the others or you accidentally gave this one too much. Do you have a water meter? I know most like the finger method but the probe on the tool goes down a foot or so to tell you what's going on down there WHERE THE ROOTS ARE where it matters. Your soil looks wet by the dark black color. I think your plants are healthy and just this one needs to dry out some before watering again.
Time to transplant.it could of been them sitting down onn the trays but im telling u i water every 4 or 5 days roots are coming out the bottom of the pots
there autoflowersTime to transplant.
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