First time grower, full of doubts - Also sort of a growth journal

[420Forever]

Hi again. One of the girls are starting to have "droopy" leaves. Maybe this one needs watering. I think it's still too early for nutes (BioBizz light mix), since they went to soil only on Feb 11th (less than 2 weeks), but maybe this one needs watering. The last time they were watered it was on Feb 14th, and i watered the pot until water came ou of the bottom, wich led to the possible overwatering issues previously discussed here. So i'm going to leave some pics of the girl with "droopy" leaves, and one of her sister that does not present the issue. You'll see that one of the top leaves is resting on the one below.
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well, today is the 24th, so if it'z been 10d, then ya, i'd say they def need a drink, lol but no, not to runoff...just enuff to tide em over, such as the one liter per and as far as when to start nutez in soil, uzually around the two week mark is good, but then again, they look healthy as is, and if they ain't showin any signz of needin anything, u might wanna hold off on nutez jus me own 2 ctz... ppp

 

[Django_TO]

well, today is the 24th, so if it'z been 10d, then ya, i'd say they def need a drink, lol but no, not to runoff...just enuff to tide em over, such as the one liter per and as far as when to start nutez in soil, uzually around the two week mark is good, but then again, they look healthy as is, and if they ain't showin any signz of needin anything, u might wanna hold off on nutez jus me own 2 ctz... ppp

Well, I don´t find any signs of nute deficiency, but then again i probably would not know if i saw it. Anyway thanks for the input, and i'm going to do that. Wait a bit and water them before lights on. Is it possible that the leaves were down due to fan damage?
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[Sleeper143]

well, today is the 24th, so if it'z been 10d, then ya, i'd say they def need a drink, lol but no, not to runoff...just enuff to tide em over, such as the one liter per and as far as when to start nutez in soil, uzually around the two week mark is good, but then again, they look healthy as is, and if they ain't showin any signz of needin anything, u might wanna hold off on nutez jus me own 2 ctz... ppp

I’d agree with that. I’m in the same soil, nutes from week 3 at a low level if needed. I slowly increase the amount of water - I’m in week 4 atm and an up to 1L per plant every day or 2 now - no run off. By week five/six I expect I will be up to 1.5L per plant per watering

 

[Django_TO]

I’d agree with that. I’m in the same soil, nutes from week 3 at a low level if needed. I slowly increase the amount of water - I’m in week 4 atm and an up to 1L per plant every day or 2 now - no run off. By week five/six I expect I will be up to 1.5L per plant per watering

I'm pretty sure i was underwatering. So afraid to overwater (beginner mistake) that i waited too long to water the girls. The leaves had a "papery" feel, and were really drooping. They each had a liter of ph corrected water and i'll be checking again tomorrow. Now the temp is good and the light are on. Let's allow nature to do her thing.
Thanks to all.

 

[Django_TO]

Hi. So after watering (1 liter per pot) yesterday they seemed to have recovered a bit, but one of the bigger ones still has the "papery" feel on the leaves, and looks a bit sad. Should i water them again today, even if there's still a little moist on the soil? Maybe some nutes (beginning 3th week now) at 1/8 of the strength?
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[Sleeper143]

Hi. So after watering (1 liter per pot) yesterday they seemed to have recovered a bit, but one of the bigger ones still has the "papery" feel on the leaves, and looks a bit sad. Should i water them again today, even if there's still a little moist on the soil? Maybe some nutes (beginning 3th week now) at 1/8 of the strength?
Thanks

No. If they’re still damp they don’t need watering.

 

[420Forever]

No. If they’re still damp they don’t need watering.

ppp

 

[Django_TO]

Hi guys. I'm going to have to start reducing the RH, since the girls started their 3th week on the soil. I have a "big" dehumidifier on the room where the tent (80cmsx80cmsx180cms) is, but my SO thinks it consumes a lot of energy and i'm not sure how effective it is. So i was wondering if anyone has an idea of the ideal dehumidifier to put inside the tent. I did some research and i believe that this one or this one may be adequate choices. If anyone has experience with this issue please chime in and let me know. Tommorrow i'll be back home and i'll post some more pics.
Thanks.

 

[OttoCBD]

Hi guys. I'm going to have to start reducing the RH, since the girls started their 3th week on the soil. I have a "big" dehumidifier on the room where the tent (80cmsx80cmsx180cms) is, but my SO thinks it consumes a lot of energy and i'm not sure how effective it is. So i was wondering if anyone has an idea of the ideal dehumidifier to put inside the tent. I did some research and i believe that this one or this one may be adequate choices. If anyone has experience with this issue please chime in and let me know. Tommorrow i'll be back home and i'll post some more pics.
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After doing a bunch of research, I wound up with this one. I have yet to use it, but it's very well built, has a ton of great reviews and the size and price were right.

 

[Builder0101]

Hi guys. I'm going to have to start reducing the RH, since the girls started their 3th week on the soil. I have a "big" dehumidifier on the room where the tent (80cmsx80cmsx180cms) is, but my SO thinks it consumes a lot of energy and i'm not sure how effective it is. So i was wondering if anyone has an idea of the ideal dehumidifier to put inside the tent. I did some research and i believe that this one or this one may be adequate choices. If anyone has experience with this issue please chime in and let me know. Tommorrow i'll be back home and i'll post some more pics.
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I have the 2nd one (exact same unit). Absolutely useless in my 4x4 tent. The only thing those are good for is if you want to remove humidity from the glove box of your car. The one that uses energy is the only kind that can effect the environment. your plants/soil etc give iff far more humidity than that unit can remove. Use the powerful one IMO. Set it to the RH you want and sleep soundly.