Blue dream and lsd outdoor

Hey there, you're actually overwatering ! You can tell from the puffy leafs and the downwards drooping you're seeing. You shouldnt be watering daily, you need to wait a few days between each watering for the soil to get dry. That's because the wet/dry cycle is really important for the microbiol life in the soil. At your size pot you should water less than 2L ever 3 to 4 days. There are a few way you can use to see if you need to water : the lifting method or the hygrometer method. Just get a cheap hygrometer, stick it in the soil, and it gives you a reading. Otherwise lift your pots when they are dry then water them, lift them again make a note of the weights and use those to tell if you need to water or not. If you use these methods you will never over water again. Hope this helps ! 🚀

They are definitely looking thirsty as hell brother so I'd say yes mine have looked a little like that before same deal..simple consistency no water unless she is dry about 2 inches deep on too of soil ... Try watering same time everyday to if you can and to ensure no overwatering throw 1inch stone on bottom of pot before you plant that ensure drainage as well ... I think you'll nail it down very quickly ..hope this helps a little ..cheers from Canada ..

Where abouts in the world are you? If Scandinavia you will be wasting your time with Blue Dream. Will require good amounts of light & heat in the right quantity! Going by the height of your ladies you may need to remove the roof panels on your greenhouse. Hope this helps.

You have no problem. The lower leaves on your plant are not receiving enough light to stay green. And it's normal your older leaves will eventually die off getting yellow first. now I do see a plant in there that's starving for nitrogen. It's hard to see look to be centralized. Remember every plant is different and will feed deferent. Good luck 👍

You can add a bunch of fans in greenhouse. You need alot of air moving and circulating. Heavy defoliation will help. An exhaust with fresh air coming in. Dehumidifier will be your last option. Don’t allow buds to sit in damp or overly humid conditions for long. Protect your plants from rain and shake them if you notice they’re wet from rain or covered with dew. Carefully remove and discard any and all buds that have possibly been affected by bud rot. Don’t let any rot touch other parts of your plant. This helps prevent bud rot from spreading, but it’s not enough if you don’t take care of the environment. Remember, the spores are always around, and it’s just a matter of whether they get the right conditions to grow.