It's hard to say in a picture. There's several ways you can tell.View attachment 4003430
Just came home this morning from work and she was like this soil is moist but not wet
I planned on topping her once the six node popped, as for the soil it's not overwatered butbi think SouthCross may be on to something about the clay pot not being ideal because of water absorbtionMy first and second grow are growing in soil, my third is in a Hempy bucket, you can't over water even if you water it every day. And don't forget to top your plants
I was thinking the same thing I was hoping to get away with using the clay pot just until I could transplant it to its final plastic pot. I also have another that I think may be showing signs of N Toxicity so I flushed her with ph' d water yesterday just in case I'll post a pic rnIs the only plant showing stress....The only plant in a clay pot?
Clay pots absorb water. The application rate between a clay pot and a plastic is different. The clay pot will show water stress before a plastic pot will. The plastic pot isn't absorbing excess water. There's more water content in the clay pot at the time of watering. Plus the extra weight of clay throws off measuring how wet the soil it.
Clay pots ain't the idea container for growing cannabis.
White Widow?
Transplant now into a 3 gal planter, and fill it almost to the top to the top of the rim, giving the roots as much area as possible to grow in. Clay pots will fuck with the PH of your soil, and aren't the best choice as mentioned.I was thinking the same thing I was hoping to get away with using the clay pot just until I could transplant it to its final plastic pot. I also have another that I think may be showing signs of N Toxicity so I flushed her with ph' d water yesterday just in case I'll post a pic rn
That makes so much sense to me, thanks for touching on clay pots. I Also grow non smoking flowers and herbs, the ones grown in clay are always the smallest and I don't water them any extra. Had no idea the pot was stealing the water. Maybe I should be watering the clay pots more. I always wondered why the clay pots were cheaper than the plastic anyways. Thanks for the tip to be used in more than one way!Is the only plant showing stress....The only plant in a clay pot?
Clay pots absorb water. The application rate between a clay pot and a plastic is different. The clay pot will show water stress before a plastic pot will. The plastic pot isn't absorbing excess water. There's more water content in the clay pot at the time of watering. Plus the extra weight of clay throws off measuring how wet the soil it.
Clay pots ain't the idea container for growing cannabis.
Good shit thank you I didn't even think about how the clay pot could effect my ph as well I'll transplant first thing in the morninTransplant now into a 3 gal planter, and fill it almost to the top to the top of the rim, giving the roots as much area as possible to grow in. Clay pots will fuck with the PH of your soil, and aren't the best choice as mentioned.
Also, I don't think you have overwatered, otherwise all your leaves would be drooping big time, and that doesn't seem to be the case here.
Good luck