Kirkb
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Right. Not going to transplant yet. I’m only in my second week of seedling. I’ll leave all alone for now.
Just leave it alone for a few days. I wouldn't transplant, I would just let them dry up a bit and then give them only clean PH'd water. When the plant really starts to grow another set of leaves and looking 100% you can snip the dead ones off. For now I would leave well enough alone. But I'm having troubles of my own so... lol
Yeah. Going to go back to the plastic. These cardboard ones seem to soak in the moisture too quick. It may be behind the reasoning of why everything seems light too quick.
Update—- the two plants are already looking better after just one full day of no water. The lower fan leaves look like crap but the higher ones are more vibrant. Shall I leave them lower ones alone and not remove? I’ve read that removing them will help since the growing energy will be re focused on the other leaves.
So they still look overwatered to me, and now they are completely sprayed down.
Why are you trying to drown your beautiful plant?
People are trying to help your 'situation', why are you so quick to shoot down overwatering? My plants pot has never been that drenched. You let it dry out, then it got better? Sounds like overwatered to me.
A plant that size could live off a half a solo cup full of water for 3 days or so prob more depending on your humidity and heat.
Yes I'd recommend tighter higher intensity lights. That helps keep things dry also.
It was overwatering coupled with whatever nutes you were dumping in there. A plant that small only would have a handful of issues, overwatering being the most likeely.
I’m saying that when I was told not to water for a few days, the plants got very brittle and limp that next day so I watered and they got better quick. I’m now on a more lenient water schedule. Because of this, I’m unsure if it was a overwatering problem. All I know is they got better after watering and transplanting out of them cardboard pots. I never really let them dry out. I tried but like I said, they looked awful the following am. Also, them pics were taken right after watering.
Looks more like n toxicity.is that some clawing of the leaves on the larger plant? is it hot in that attic?
can you get T5 fluorescent for those smaller plants?
is that some clawing of the leaves on the larger plant? is it hot in that attic?
can you get T5 fluorescent for those smaller plants?
and when you get tired of watering, get a sip! i use a sip, with air pot design on top. so far have red solos for the babies, a one gallon, a five gallon bucket, a four gallon crate, and a twenty gallon garbage can! that pic is in my profile. i just love how they drink as much as they want, or little. and when i fill the resivoir, i can leave for 7 to 10 days, befre they are wilting dry! sorry self irrigated planter. google that, and you will find all kinds of em! d.i.y.'s etc.....
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