GrowingAllThisLoud Active Member Jul 7, 2014 #1 Alright, so I can't really tell if I'm overwatering them or I'm underwatering them. The stems of the leaves feel very firm and are kinda hard to bend. The leaves are kinda droopy. The bottom leaves are doing fantastic. What do you guys think? Attachments image.jpg 767.6 KB · Views: 33 image.jpg 934.8 KB · Views: 40 image.jpg 864.8 KB · Views: 33 image.jpg 1.1 MB · Views: 30
Alright, so I can't really tell if I'm overwatering them or I'm underwatering them. The stems of the leaves feel very firm and are kinda hard to bend. The leaves are kinda droopy. The bottom leaves are doing fantastic. What do you guys think?
homerx55 Member Jul 7, 2014 #2 If the tops are drooping and the bottom is less droopy then your plants are telling you they need water. Especially since you're growing outdoors. you can also check the top layer of your soil. If its dry, water the plants.
If the tops are drooping and the bottom is less droopy then your plants are telling you they need water. Especially since you're growing outdoors. you can also check the top layer of your soil. If its dry, water the plants.
GrowingAllThisLoud Active Member Jul 7, 2014 #3 homerx55 said: If the tops are drooping and the bottom is less droopy then your plants are telling you they need water. Especially since you're growing outdoors. you can also check the top layer of your soil. If its dry, water the plants. Click to expand... Makes sense. Thanks for the help bro! I'll water them right now.
homerx55 said: If the tops are drooping and the bottom is less droopy then your plants are telling you they need water. Especially since you're growing outdoors. you can also check the top layer of your soil. If its dry, water the plants. Click to expand... Makes sense. Thanks for the help bro! I'll water them right now.
homerx55 Member Jul 7, 2014 #4 no problem, knowing exactly when to water takes some getting used to. especially outdoors.
