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Mattthebs420

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I have a 1000w HPS, I water with my own well water, I give them each 4 L of water or 4 L of feed every week in a 7 gallon fiber pot, I bought weed a couple of years ago which was really good hybrid seeds that were kept in the fridge all this time, my true plants are about 1-2 months old ( from hatching). I get my Pete Moss for free at a Pete Moss plant and it’s their top product it has everything in it.
This is the soil that I have there’s no details on it
 

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J.James

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27-32 Celcius is a little high, but not high enough to cause major issues
I agree that they do look over watered, I would wait until the plant is drooping before watering and pay attention to how long that takes and back off a single day. As the plant further develops roots the pot will start to dry out faster so be vigilant.
Normally I recommend waiting for 2 -3 weeks after transplanting into a pot that size to let the plant get established before doing any training or pruning. Low-stress training included. It takes time to learn to read the plant but keep growing and you will be a pro in no time!
 

Mattthebs420

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27-32 Celcius is a little high, but not high enough to cause major issues
I agree that they do look over watered, I would wait until the plant is drooping before watering and pay attention to how long that takes and back off a single day. As the plant further develops roots the pot will start to dry out faster so be vigilant.
Normally I recommend waiting for 2 -3 weeks after transplanting into a pot that size to let the plant get established before doing any training or pruning. Low-stress training included. It takes time to learn to read the plant but keep growing and you will be a pro in no time!
Thanks man!!
 

J.James

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So with the information that I put down from the 1000 W light to the smart pots at 7 gallons how much water you think I should give them and how often
I water equal to 10% - 20% pot volume. So for a 7-gallon pot, 3 - 5 quarts depending on how dry the pot is. Dump any runoff an hour after watering. Now about how often to water is something that will change throughout the grow. A moisture meter will help determine when to water but you can also just wait for the plant to look droopy and check pot weight.
 
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New Age United

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I have a 1000w HPS, I water with my own well water, I give them each 4 L of water or 4 L of feed every week in a 7 gallon fiber pot, I bought weed a couple of years ago which was really good hybrid seeds that were kept in the fridge all this time, my true plants are about 1-2 months old ( from hatching). I get my Pete Moss for free at a Pete Moss plant and it’s their top product it has everything in it.
Sorry bro I didn't see this post that's why I responded
 

Mattthebs420

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I water equal to 10% - 20% pot volume. So for a 7-gallon pot, 3 - 5 quarts depending on how dry the pot is. Dump any runoff an hour after watering. Now about how often to water is something that will change throughout the grow. A moisture meter will help determine when to water but you can also just wait for the plant to look droopy and check pot weight.
That’s exactly what I’ve been doing is checking the weight and the plants droopiness, lol.
 

Mattthebs420

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It will just say wet dry or moist
I just watered about an hour ago. I keep hearing this talk about draining all the runoff, I never get any runoff does that mean I don’t water enough ? Well I shouldn’t say there’s never any runoff sometimes there is but I never have the chance to drain it within an hour because the pots soak it up quick enough. I also gave them about 5 L of water in 7 gallon smart pots.
 
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raggyb

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Sphagnum peat moss produced by a local company straight outta the bog not amended, nothing added
7 gallon smart pots
Yeah. Maybe it's not good draining and no nutes. They would have said there were nutes if there were. So just a suggestion, maybe your nutrient solutions arent great either. What are you using? Not that I know about that unless its Miracle Grow which everyone says sucks. I guess I would not replant now though and let it ride. Could try top dressing worm castings and water over top? And try a little less water. Let the sick one catch up. Maybe they are in there loose and not established roots and jiggling it around bugged it enough because pete moss is loose, or maybe a coincidence the one you tied down is having the problem.
 

Mattthebs420

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Yeah. Maybe it's not good draining and no nutes. They would have said there were nutes if there were. So just a suggestion, maybe your nutrient solutions arent great either. What are you using? Not that I know about that unless its Miracle Grow which everyone says sucks. I guess I would not replant now though and let it ride. Could try top dressing worm castings and water over top? And try a little less water. Let the sick one catch up. Maybe they are in there loose and not established roots and jiggling it around bugged it enough because pete moss is loose, or maybe a coincidence the one you tied down is having the problem.
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raggyb

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