overwatering?

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maogrow

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• Nov 18, 2009

• #1

What do you think? Last pic is of a different plant.

 

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Mr Bomb

Active Member

• Nov 18, 2009

• #2

It doesn't look healthy. How much are you watering it?

 

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razoredge

Well-Known Member

• Nov 18, 2009

• #3

extreme over watering or under watering.. what size pot are they in and how often do you water, whats your light cycle?

 

superdave5

Active Member

• Nov 18, 2009

• #4

for one your lights are off so they will droop even more but turn your lights on or whenever they come on snap another pic and show us again.

 

LUDACRIS

New Member

• Nov 19, 2009

• #5

drowned with water.........

 

LUDACRIS

New Member

• Nov 19, 2009

• #6

Leaves that are drooping from underwatering will look limp and lifeless.
Leaves that are drooping from overwatering will be firm and curled down, even from the stem of the leaf.

LUDA.
(they are drowning).

 

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maogrow

Member

• Nov 19, 2009

• #7

the lights were just turned off for the pics i have them on 24/7. about 5-6 weeks into veg in 4 gallon pots. i dont water that often have watered maybe 3 times in 2 weeks. Most plants are ok but 4 of them seem to be drowning.

How to salvage?

 

progeater

Active Member

• Nov 19, 2009

• #8

....are there holes in the bottom of the pots? the water needs to escape, and this could be the cause of the drowning...seen it before. or they might be underwatered. if that isnt it, then i really dont know. u fucked up

 

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maogrow

Member

• Nov 19, 2009

• #9

yes there are holes, the pots are well drainable. good amount of perlite too.

 

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maogrow

Member

• Nov 19, 2009

• #10

if overwatering, whats the best way to fix?

 

JN811

Well-Known Member

• Nov 19, 2009

• #11

but i really think ur underwatering from what you said!

 

JN811

Well-Known Member

• Nov 19, 2009

• #12

i water about a quart per plant every 3rd day. also, i am in 3 gallon pots.

 

JN811

Well-Known Member

• Nov 19, 2009

• #13

3 times every 2 weeks is WAY to long, do what i do and i bet it will look a ton better

 

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maogrow

Member

• Nov 19, 2009

• #14

what should i look for to distinguish? I looked at the roots they seem really dry and crispy. I therefore decided to give em water.

 

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maogrow

Member

• Nov 20, 2009

• #15

seems like underwatering was the answer