need some help

blazedklown

blazedklown

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i was wondering if there was a problem with this plant. I water every 2 days an 1/8 cup of water. so i dont believe its over watering not sure if there's even a prob thought id check with you guys.
 

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It is always good to keep a close eye on the youngins but watch they don't get to much water.It may be dry looking on the top soil but down at the bottom it will still be moist,so let them dry out good between waters and you'll notice a difference if you can dial in your watering practices. Shared from such expieriance :bigjoint:Showgirl
 
I don't see any real issues.. just keep up what you're doing and get some light on them, healthy looking, good size leaves... Luck....
 
thanx twisty thats showgirl i really dnt know if there was anything wrong i have 3 42w soft white and 1 26w softwhite on them right now 24hrs. i was just curious cause my first grow did the exact same thing. just rather be safe than sorry.
 
Now by looking at your pics Blazeking the one on the right looks a bit deficient in something and the other I suppose is a bit pale,which could be caused by overwatering and so will not get nutes up. Or the soil may not have much nutes in it. just guessing though as they could look more perky to be honest.:hug:Showgirl
 
Looks fine buddy, just lay of the watering abit do the finger test put the end of your finger in the soil about an inch if it comes out clean they need a water if it comes out dirty they are fine for a while iv grown for years and that has always done me justice.. Check out my grow any more problems give me a shout...
 
How old are those plants?

1/8 cup of water is two tablespoons. Did you moisten ALL the soil thoroughly when you planted? 2 Tbsps of water will moisten a little tiny area right where the seedling is, but the roots won't grow where there isn't water, so they can't fill the pot. Yes, you shouldn't overwater, but you could have that seedling trapped in a little pocket of moisture surrounded by a desert.
 
but would that cause the leaves to sag like that? and do u know where i can find a moisture meter beisides online like home depot or lowes? thanx for the input its greatly appreciated
 
would root bound cause the leaves to curl down like that? cause i transplanted the plant today and the roots were all bound up.
 
the one plant just curled up. but the other 3 took good so i dont know if its just poor drainage of the soil or what but the biggest of the four didnt take well.
 
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