Overwatered?
- Thread starter JoeBogs
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- drooping (plants often get better after being watered)
- leaves often seem “papery” and thin because they don’t have any water inside them. (This is opposed to overwatering where the leaves often feel bloated and “fat” from all the water contained inside)
- chronic underwatering eventually leads to yellowing leaves and nutrient deficiencies
just some googlin done for ya. Think it's underwatered ya.
Edit: i might have been quick to answer, after reading the overwatering part, i'd say they look overwatered.
when is the last time you watered?
on my royal dwarves/NL? or on the picture in my reply?
edit: my own plants, i water once a day currently as they are small, but when get bigger I've read you're supposed to only water every 2-3 days. they will need more water though
edit: my own plants, i water once a day currently as they are small, but when get bigger I've read you're supposed to only water every 2-3 days. they will need more water though
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A few hours before the pic. From what I read real droopy was underwatering and an eagle claw shape was overwatering so I watered. This is very first run and in coco with me in charge of nutes so she never really had a chance anyways lol
Yeah I read that too. Also read water every day. Also read water every other day. So who fuckin knows
Well, every other day is probably if you germinate from soil, just a tad to keep the seed moist.
every day is probably for younglings, who need a stable water supply to grow but can't be overwatered, small amounts every day thus
every other day is more like for when your plant becomes big, like big big, and then you preferably water it the least often you can, most likely 3 days.
every day is probably for younglings, who need a stable water supply to grow but can't be overwatered, small amounts every day thus
every other day is more like for when your plant becomes big, like big big, and then you preferably water it the least often you can, most likely 3 days.
If you're running in coco, you want to water every day and have nutes in your water every time. Water to runoff every time. If your coco is really moist and you get runoff really fast, you may be able to skip a day. Your plant looks like it will be ok. How long do you have your lights on for?
i never ran coco. just peat so im not much help there. But I read and herd from anyone that runs coco water everyday to run off and lots of cal mag. good luck man. She will come back. happy growing
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