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Will they SURVIVE ??? LolLooks like classic overwatering.
Let them dry right out, they should be fine.
Thankyou!Will they SURVIVE ??? Lol
Will they SURVIVE ??? Lol
Yes I agree that’s something I was worried about when they do dry out I’m going to ice myShould be ok but I would be cautious of root temps. Some of the soil guys can probably give you better advice on how best to address it. With that hot sun beating on the black fabric it could be an issue. I would say fabric would be much better than plastic though.
Awesome . Lol great ideasThey dont call it weed for nothing lol.
They will live. They can't take a lot of over watering, but once isn't going to kill them. If you do it too much, you can develop problems like root rott and moulds...
Best let it dry right out, if you can sink your finger down to the 2nd knuckle and feel moisture, dont water it.
A good trick is to keep another same sized pot with the same dirt in it aside and not water it. So you can lift it and feel the weight of a dry pot. That way you an tell how much water there is in it by the weight. After a few weeks you'll just know.
I was thinking maybe a reflective material but again I would wait to see what others say. We have some very good growers here that grow in similar conditions. Hell I may even be way out to lunch and you may need nothing but I just have a feeling it may be an issue.Yes I agree that’s something I was worried about when they do dry out I’m going to ice my
Water run nice kool water to them. I also ran a screen don’t know if u can tell but that should help a little bit. A lot of people sucefully grow out here so I was hopeing I could as well never done outside before .
Thanks aqua manI was thinking maybe a reflective material but again I would wait to see what others say. We have some very good growers here that grow in similar conditions. Hell I may even be way out to lunch and you may need nothing but I just have a feeling it may be an issue.
I mulch with composted horse manure and use cardboard on an angle to shade the pots.Thanks aqua man
There currently in the shade soil meter still says moist most of the pot. I hope they don’t die!!!Oversunned! Put them in shade and pray.
They will come back but probably lose a lot of big fan leaves. Plants, not just pot but flowers too, need to be hardened in some shade before they can handle direct sunlight unless they are started outdoors.There currently in the shade soil meter still says moist most of the pot. I hope they don’t die!!!
Even started outdoors too much sun and heat can do thisThey will come back but probably lose a lot of big fan leaves. Plants, not just pot but flowers too, need to be hardened in some shade before they can handle direct sunlight unless they are started outdoors.
Crazy your leafs a droopy but currently upwards and look light. Mine a droopy curling downwards and look heavy.Even started outdoors too much sun and heat can do this
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She's in a 5 gal black plastic pot, in soil for the past 4+ months, compacted soil at this point, root bound and the pH is a touch over 7. 3 of my 4 adults were affected, including a female in the ground. The other 2 have fully recovered but this one just has to be special.
Yeah, other problems besides heat with this one. I wanted to transplant her a few weeks ago but just didn't get to it. OG lineage so some claw toward the end is common.Crazy your leafs a droopy but currently upwards and look light. Mine a droopy curling downwards and look heavy.
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