is this overwatering?

whatimabout

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #1

the edges of the new leaves are curled under. i left for a couple days and forgot to protect it from rain and when i got back it was drenched and the leaves curled. so i transplanted it here. its looking better but the leaves are still curled. will they just uncurl?

 

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whatimabout

Active Member

• Jul 8, 2010

• #2

oh and any other opinions are greatly appreciated.

 

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obamasmokesweed

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #3

i had the same problem it rain for 3 days and than stop for 1
i saw that the soil in the pots stays wet alot longer so i put them in the ground and had no problems after that

 

whatimabout

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #4

did your leaves uncurl???

 

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obamasmokesweed

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #5

before i transplanted my leaves looked alot worse most of the lower one fell off
but like i said yours dont look as bad

 

whatimabout

Active Member

• Jul 8, 2010

• #6

ok good. lol. the little plant next to the big one almost died before i transplanted. now its lookin like its barely hangin on.

 

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obamasmokesweed

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #7

ya i just saw that one maybe clip off the realy messed up leaves

 

whatimabout

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #8

should i wait till more pop out? cause the new leaves sprouting are curled and really look sad. if i clipped all the bad ones now id have a stem and one or two leaves

 

samtheham420

Active Member

• Jul 8, 2010

• #9

Just clip the bad ones, it won't matter if you pluck them it just makes the plant branch off and get more leaves and buds. I always pluck leaves off my plants. Just get rid of the leaves if they are dying, if not just leave it alone and let it dry out a little. Pot plants don't really like a lot of water, I only water mine like once or twice a week depending on the weather and they get pretty big, I grow outdoors too the weather in IN is perfect for them

 

whatimabout

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #10

ok thanks. lol. where is IN? if you dont mind me askin. im from montana. been havin some pretty messed up weather lately

 

samtheham420

Active Member

• Jul 10, 2010

• #11

No problem=]
Indiana is below Michigan, next to Illinois and Ohio.
The weather here is great for growing outdoors, it's always nice, hot and sunny=]
But you're on the total opposite side of the country as I am so that's probably why it's screwed up by you lol.