Over/underwatered plant. (pics)

hi!

The plant was watered a couple of days ago. I've seen in declining ever since.

The earth is not soggy, its a little bit moist about 6cm down though (18cm total)

i removed the top layer of soil to help it dry.

should i just wait??

You grata be patient with this. Just let it dry out. If you can raise the temp in your space, as long as it's in within the healthy range, I'd assume it might dry out faster.

Don't love her to death.

i did a lift and the soil wasnt even that moist...

this is how they look right now, i repotted them with new and dry soil.

Holy moly. Yah give it a few days let em perk back up

get a fan on them to dry em out faster

looks like little palm trees

It looks like over fertilization and the roots are trying to hide. Clearly water is not the only problem.

They have never been been fertilised.

The fan is on them 24/7
The soil isn't even that moist, its almost dry.

here is a pic:

Under/overwatered?

SHOULD I WATER THEM?

thanks

JESUS CHRIST!!, maybe to much heat/light intensity?, maybe time to give them a light feeding?. wow.

Do you not care enough to completely bury the roots?
Transplant into dry dirt?
Do you have the basic concept of growing a plant? Any plant?
Maybe play around with some cheap house plants before wasting more money on seeds.

yes water them...only give them a 4 count water . 1...2...3...4 seconds. while covering the whole top of soil

Yeah they need a couple ounces of water.

When they're that small I water with a water bottle (16.9 fl oz) with holes poked in the top.

It sprays like rain and the bottle makes it easy to measure how much they're getting.

At that size they need around 5ozs of water every couple of days, depending on how well your medium drains and how quickly your medium dries.

Its really about achieving a balance IMO

Like something out of a tim burton movie

BlueLed said:

hi!

The plant was watered a couple of days ago. I've seen in declining ever since.

The earth is not soggy, its a little bit moist about 6cm down though (18cm total)

i removed the top layer of soil to help it dry.

should i just wait??

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what size pots are they look like a gallon hit them with 3 ltrs of ph'ed water with a bit of super thrive wait a week see how they look

The plants were NOT overwatered. They were UNDERwatered.

Watering with 1/4 nutes solved the problem right away

explanation of the situation:

I posted pics onto cannabis .com and asked for guidance (2days ago)

a really experienced grower told me to repot with dry soil and NOT not to water them.

2hours ago i thought "fuck this!" and watered them, and they recovered almost instantly.

BlueLed said:

explanation of the situation:

I posted pics onto cannabis.com and asked for guidance (2days ago)

a really experienced grower told me to repot with dry soil and NOT not to water them.

2hours ago i thought "fuck this!" and watered them, and they recovered almost instantly.

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run about x2 the amount of water the size of ur pots man get some kelp any kind super thrive pretty good i use gh flora+ but get it into them asap roots hate to dry soil and u would want them to run down so get some kelp into them and btw cannabis .com is full of half cut spastics that have no idea on how to grow why most of us are here or 420

rob333 said:

run about x2 the amount of water the size of ur pots man get some kelp any kind super thrive pretty good i use gh flora+ but get it into them asap roots hate to dry soil and u would want them to run down so get some kelp into them and btw cannabis .com is full of half cut spastics that have no idea on how to grow why most of us are here or 420

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Thanks for the help

The person who helped me is very skilled and has lots of great grows in her album. But apparently she missinterpreted the pictures i sent.

they've had access to water for about 60minutes now and are showing GREAT recovery.

They got some severe battlescars, but atleast they arent dead!