warm,room tmperature, or cold water
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TodayIsAGreenday
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room tempeture and cold is fine... its the hot water that will kill your plants
general rule of thumb is to wait till soil gets dry then water untill you have run off coming from the bottom of the pot... normally every 4 or so days... and feed them every other watering... start with 1/4 amount of recommended dose and see how they react then go from there
dont give your plants nutrients untill they big enought to take it... like a month old
general rule of thumb is to wait till soil gets dry then water untill you have run off coming from the bottom of the pot... normally every 4 or so days... and feed them every other watering... start with 1/4 amount of recommended dose and see how they react then go from there
dont give your plants nutrients untill they big enought to take it... like a month old
cool thanks for the advice, i was thinking that since heat makes things expand i was like maybe it would make the roots get bigger to prevent plant leaning.thanks again
TodayIsAGreenday
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EXCEPT FROGS
if you put a frog in a pot of boiling water... it will notice and try to get out before it dies
but if you put a frog in room temp water then start to boil it, the frogs wont know wtf is going on till its to late
i know its off topic, but interesting none the less
if you put a frog in a pot of boiling water... it will notice and try to get out before it dies
but if you put a frog in room temp water then start to boil it, the frogs wont know wtf is going on till its to late
i know its off topic, but interesting none the less
calicat
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Room temperature water is best because your plants are in that environment already. Changing their environment suddenly can lead to shock. If you were using soil as a medium then that would depend on the container size, plants needs ( strains categorized as indica, sativa, or hybrid indica/sativa ), lighting source, air quality, and temperature. Since I use CO2 enrichment in both vegetative and flowering stages, I find myself watering my plants in vegetative state every 2 days and then feeding them every two days. In the flowering state they require every other day watering and every other day feeding.
im growing an indica and one sativa should i be watering them differently
Krayven Sumhead
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Frogs don't like to be flipped over on their back. My biology prof put a frog in a container of beer for about 2 minutes. We then laid it on it's back. It stayed there for about 45 minutes, barely moving, upside down. Prolly had a hellava hangover too.
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