Tiffay2180
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Can high humidity make a plant look over watred??
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bullwinkle60
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How high are we talking about? And what is your plant doing that makes you think it's over watered?
giggles26
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I'm wondering the same thing? What would humidity have to be at do make a plant look over watered? 100%? to where the plant couldn't even respire?
I think if it looks over watered it probably is or it is thirsty.
Tiffay2180
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Above 60 in bloom and the leaves r droopy even after i added a bit of water to them.
Tiffay2180
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Maybe they just have an under deleloped root system and i am infact adding to much water for the amount of roots they have. Could this be possible? The humidity gets pretty high when the lights r off
Tiffay2180
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I live in the northwest its prettt humid here right now
bullwinkle60
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60 is too high and the humidity will go up as the heat goes down. What kind of a watering schedule are you on. Do you water every so many days or do you pick up a dry plant and compare it to one that's been watered, stick your finger in the soil or what? How do you know it's time to water?
Tiffay2180
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If the pot is light and i also use a moisture meter at times if Im not sure.
bullwinkle60
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So if you water when the pot is light maybe your not giving them enough water at a time. What size pots are you using? for instance I have 3 gal Smart Pots and I give them 1/2 gal every 4 days counting the day I water them. When I was using 5 gal Smart Pots I gave them a full gallon every 4 days.
Tiffay2180
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Well thats why i added a bit od water to see if the leaves started to bounce back but they didnt. Idk i just Dont want to over water to the point it will kill my plant i canter have that. Under watering is an easier fix then over watering
