Over Watering?

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Oldguyrealy

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• Apr 9, 2023

• #1

Out of 9 Girls one is showing signs of over watering.

Probably won't water again for about 3 days.

Just keep an eye on it and see if it comes out of it?

I fed Tuesday and Watered yesterday ( Saturday)

 

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terpedup83

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• Apr 9, 2023

• #2

yeah just let it dry out a bit and recover then resume

 

MickFoster

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• Apr 9, 2023

• #3

What medium are you using?

 

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Oldguyrealy

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• Apr 9, 2023

• #4

MickFoster said:

What medium are you using?

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Happy Frog in 5 gallon Fiber Pots. I'm considering using Sunshine 4 I'm using it with some Tomatoes and have found once it is wet it seems to stay wet but it seems it is airyer than Happy Frog so I don't know yet.

 

MickFoster

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• Apr 9, 2023

• #5

Sorry, I don't do soil.
Good luck.

 

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terpedup83

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• Apr 9, 2023

• #6

Oldguyrealy said:

Happy Frog in 5 gallon Fiber Pots. I'm considering using Sunshine 4 I'm using it with some Tomatoes and have found once it is wet it seems to stay wet but it seems it is airyer than Happy Frog so I don't know yet.

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you should add some aeration to the mix, perlite, rice hulls, pumice, etc

 

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Oldguyrealy

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• Apr 9, 2023

• #7

terpedup83 said:

you should add some aeration to the mix, perlite, rice hulls, pumice, etc

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Truth heard reports of Gnats in Happy Frog, Sunshine 4 looks good but there is reports of it being low in lime.

I have graduated from dirt to soil. LOL

 

Hollatchaboy

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• Apr 9, 2023

• #8

Happy frog is a living soil. That means there is decomposing organic material, also meaning bacteria and fungus will be present, along with many insects, including fungus gnats. It's part of the game of you wanna grow organic.