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How do you think these are doing, autos first go.

 

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On the bright side, I'm not seeing any deficiency symptoms.

 

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Neither am I ….and welcome!

 

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Little bit of a better pic do u think they are about to flower?

 

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Not to bad. Maybe a little slightly overwatered/ feed, but otherwise doing well. How old is she?

 

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4 weeks and 4 days, to be honest I think I may have over watered

 

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Shall I just not water for a few days then

 

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You should be getting close....when you see white hairs starting to come up where the flowers will grow, she will be in transition. How often are you watering/ feeding?

 

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Every 2/3 days and feeding them every other time, what do you think I would yield from 450watt led light

 

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If I had to water every 2 to 3 days, I would be considering transplanting to a larger pot....or I would be close to finishing in flower. Normally, my plants in soil go about 4-5 days between watering/ feedings. I normally cycle my feedings with water, water, water, feed...adding Cal/ mag every watering and feeding...and of course adjust ph 6.4 for soil myself...

 

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Yeah I think I could have waited longer to water, I’m going to leave them now until the soil has dried out completely?

 

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If you are able to look in on your plants at least once a day, look at the fan leaves on your plants...they are good indicators to when the plan is starting to get thirsty...but don't let them droop down completely, but you will notice when the top growth starts to drop off from that "V" look. Here are 2 photos to help demonstrate what that would look like. I hope it helps The first photo shows she is starting to get thirsty. The second photo shows the response to being watered.

 

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Potter27 said:

Yeah I think I could have waited longer to water, I’m going to leave them now until the soil has dried out completely?

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Stick a finger in there. You'll feel when it's ready. Not dry dry. Just ready to drink up more water.