This is my 4th grow and I have my watering down pretty good I’ve never had a issue with it. I just wait until the soil is basically bone dry before watering. I am 100% sure I’m not overwatering I honestly think it just might be the strain because other then the leafs drooping like that the plant is probably the most healthy seediling I’ve ever had. And the leafs aren’t dry or shriveled they are just shaped wired I guess and the new set growing at pointing up like they should so hopefully in a week all be be well. By the way the strain is GMOxPURPLE PUNCHYour method of watering is incorrect and you are drowning her in water.
Don't water her for another 6 days depending on the room or tent environment, but she will come back once the soil dries.
also, next time when you do want to water. You just give it a little bit in a circle shape around the plant. Try to be 2inches away from the main stem.
How do you know when to water?
you lift the pot and if the pot is supper light then its time for water.
I would pick the pot now and get a feel on how heavy she is with the potting mix being soaked. This will give you an idea on how light the pot should be before watering.
This is my 4th grow and I have my watering down pretty good I’ve never had a issue with it. I just wait until the soil is basically bone dry before watering. I am 100% sure I’m not overwatering I honestly think it just might be the strain because other then the leafs drooping like that the plant is probably the most healthy seediling I’ve ever had. And the leafs aren’t dry or shriveled they are just shaped wired I guess and the new set growing at pointing up like they should so hopefully in a week all be be well. By the way the strain is GMOxPURPLE PUNCH
This is my 4th grow and I have my watering down pretty good I’ve never had a issue with it. I just wait until the soil is basically bone dry before watering. I am 100% sure I’m not overwatering I honestly think it just might be the strain because other then the leafs drooping like that the plant is probably the most healthy seediling I’ve ever had. And the leafs aren’t dry or shriveled they are just shaped wired I guess and the new set growing at pointing up like they should so hopefully in a week all be be well. By the way the strain is GMOxPURPLE PUNCH
Hi CFC, don't stress it looks to me like it may just be a little to hot in the soil, as it looks very green, just try to restrain from feeding her for a couple of weeks. It looks healthy as though.This is my 4th grow and I have my watering down pretty good I’ve never had a issue with it. I just wait until the soil is basically bone dry before watering. I am 100% sure I’m not overwatering I honestly think it just might be the strain because other then the leafs drooping like that the plant is probably the most healthy seediling I’ve ever had. And the leafs aren’t dry or shriveled they are just shaped wired I guess and the new set growing at pointing up like they should so hopefully in a week all be be well. By the way the strain is GMOxPURPLE PUNCH
that was not smartSo after a lot of reading trying to figure out what may be wrong I came to the conclusion that although I don’t know what is exactly happening I’m pretty sure whatever it is something is messing with my root development so I cut back the two droopy leafs hoping it would stimulate more root growth and the new set of leafs growing in seen to be doing pretty good.View attachment 1072487
How so? Doesn’t cutting back leafs in the early stages of growth, like with clones? Stimulate root growth? And also it’s been two days and it so far seems like it workedthat was not smart
How so? Doesn’t cutting back leafs in the early stages of growth, like with clones? Stimulate root growth? And also it’s been two days and it so far seems like it worked
Cutting leaves on clones is to reduce photosynthetic demands on the plant because they don't have roots to uptake nutrients to do so. Also reduce the space they take up.How so? Doesn’t cutting back leafs in the early stages of growth, like with clones? Stimulate root growth? And also it’s been two days and it so far seems like it worked
Exactly, it looks fine, leave the bloody thing alonethat was not smart
Ph is fineIf your shure your not overwatering check your ph to make shure thats straight, if the seedling was not so small a bit of fresh pearlite will perk up a plant, it could be drooping bc it is stretching, my plants seem to know there bedtime and an hour or so before lights go out they all droop this is bc there stretching during there period of darkness.
I guess I have to say it again I wasn’t overwatering it. I completely understand a common mistake people make when they first start growing is overwatering but I’m way past that. It’s not even a question I’m not sure what is was but I’d just never ran in to any problems like this in the past. In my first couple of grows I had a few issues in the first week or so but it was easy to figure out what it was weather it was the ph of my water or hot soil but with this specific plant I’m not sure. But I do find it funny how people always jump to overwatering as the issue, to be honest it’s somewhat offensive considering it takes the intelligence of a 8 year old to know when your soil is dry and ready for water. I can assure you that’s not what’s going on here. I’m guessing it has something to do with the temp\humidity I’ve grown the same strain my last few grows and the strain I’m growing now is new to me so I’m guessing this new strain just preferrs a different temp/humiditynot sure why you think it worked, cuz after two days the soil would of also gotten dry and the plant would of kicked back having proper leaves. That's just my 2 cents for what is worth.
I just saw this but that’s not true the soil had been dry prior to the watering from that day it had been bone dry for two days and the leafs stayed droopy . Overwatering is not the issuenot sure why you think it worked, cuz after two days the soil would of also gotten dry and the plant would of kicked back having proper leaves. That's just my 2 cents for what is worth.
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