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There is a fan on the top corner blowing down for thatThey sure aren't going to get any airflow tucked way down in those pots. Look how the others are up and open.
Someone said they think it needs more food? I just don’t know if it’s over watered and don’t want to continue the issueWilting in younglings seems most often to be associated with over-watering.
No way in hell it needs food is the cause. Idk what your watering practices are but that would be my guess. How often are you watering and how much?Someone said they think it needs more food? I just don’t know if it’s over watered and don’t want to continue the issue
The last time I did a legitimate watering With runoff was 7 days ago. I may have done a very light foliar spray 2 days ago I can’t remember. if anything it was light.No way in hell it needs food is the cause. Idk what your watering practices are but that would be my guess. How often are you watering and how much?
They are on a cold floor. The basement stays around 65 degrees. But this problem started when they were still in tiny pots elevated above the ground. So I think it’s something else. Also when I stick a finger above the second buckle it’s slightly damp. Enough to be a darker color compared to the surface bone dry stuff.Are they on a cold floor? Root zone temps should be around 70f ideally maybe stuff a thermometer in there.
Then they don't need watering yet. I would try to get them up off the floor in a warmer climate. Let pot dry out. I can't tell you exactly when to water bit if you fill up another bag dry and lift it it will give you an idea. It should be a bit heavier than the dry pot. In cold temps and a small plant in that size container it going to be a pita IMOThey are on a cold floor. The basement stays around 65 degrees. But this problem started when they were still in tiny pots elevated above the ground. So I think it’s something else. Also when I stick a finger above the second buckle it’s slightly damp. Enough to be a darker color compared to the surface bone dry stuff.
Then they don't need watering yet. I would try to get them up off the floor in a warmer climate. Let pot dry out. I can't tell you exactly when to water bit if you fill up another bag dry and lift it it will give you an idea. It should be a bit heavier than the dry pot. In cold temps and a small plant in that size container it going to be a pita IMO
Have heater you can out down there?ill raise them up but i have no idea what to do to stop their decline
Have heater you can out down there?
To cold at night and at that age depending on the lighting used they will do much better in temps from 77-80fI didn’t think it was necessary. Stays at 73during light on and get down to 65 minimum at night
I could be completely wrong here cuz overwatering and underwatering do look similar but from what you said and from what I see I'm not sure those plans are overwatered? I think there's a possibility they may be thirsty and that's causing the drooping, did you check the mixture down deeper than a few inches for wetness, maybe put a bamboo stick if you use them or a chopstick or something similar deep down in there and see if it comes up muddy or dry?I havent watered since the light spritz i gave the roots when transplanting 4 days ago, probably havent done a proper watering in 2 weeks
That could be your problem , not your solutionThere is a fan on the top corner blowing down for that
To cold at night and at that age depending on the lighting used they will do much better in temps from 77-80f
But next time I would up pot as they grow... Like I say watering is going to be a big challenge in those
For what it's worth This hydro grower agrees with ya 100%. I will being turning to the dirt side very very shortly. It should be an interesting ride.its become more popular with new growers to just drop seedlings or clones straight into 3 or 5 gal containers , i still go strictly with stage growing containers , put small plants into small containets , let root , up pot to next size ,
2 or 3 transplants till final container , relieves a lot of space , water , nutrient issues in my experience
Just my experience , others may disagree....
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