Gorilla Glue Auto

Since you are using airpots and add to that the fact that you aren't watering with much water and that's why your soil is drying out pretty quickly and you are watering every 2 days. You really should fully saturate the pot so all of the soil is moist. If you are worried about overwatering, don't worry that much about how much water you use. Overwatering happens when you water too frequently and keep the soil too wet. as long as the soil drys out a fair bit between waterings, fully saturating the pot won't cause overwatering. Does the plant get any more light other than the sunlight you are giving it outside? If not, you really should give it longer hours of light. Only 7.5 hours of light isn't a lot for cannabis. It really wants at least 16 hours when it is vegging. If you need any other advice feel free to dm me! Good luck!

Tu es en extérieur alors c'est normal que la végetation soit un peu plus longue. laisse la grandir ai confiance tout a l'air d'aller pour le moment. Je te conseils juste de l'exposé au maximum a la lumière. L'idéal c'est 18 heure de lumière par jour pour la croissance. Alors si tu peux la mettre plus au soleil plus tôt le matin jusqu’à plus tard le soir. Pour les nutriments je te conseils d'attendre tranquillement le troisième nœuds, a ce moment la tu peux commencer les produit. J'espère que mes conseils vont t'aider n'hesite pas a venir me parler s tu a besoin ! plein de courage mon ami 😉

If that's the case with the lighting then it is 100% the reason why the plant is slow-growing. It's just not enough light for vigorous growth. Adding nutrients won't cause growth to increase at this point. 250ml of water is such a small amount for that pot size. Especially when using a pot that has tons of airflow like an airpot. Fully saturate the pot until a little water drips out the bottom of the pot. Then once all the medium is wet, lift the pot and feel its weight. Now every time you move the pot outside and inside pay attention to the weight. Once the pot is very light, it is time to water again. Letting the pot reach a proper level of dry between waterings is what will help prevent overwatering. now if the pot is decently dry and the plant is drooping then it is likely thirsty and its time to water. You likely won't be watering on a set schedule as the plant will dry out at different rates depending on how much the plant drinks, how windy it is outside, the temps and humidity. So you may water 3 days since last watering 1 time, 4 days the next, and then 2 days the next. As long as the soil is reaching a good level of dry between waterings it doesn't matter if the time between waterings is consistent. Once again, feel free to dm me if you wanna talk about things or need some advice.

Hey gardener! So the drooping leaves are a sign of overwatering, so you should reduce your doses. My tip is to water with 20% of the pot volume, for example, 2 liters for a 10-liter pot, but when the plant is young, 10% is enough to avoid drowning it. Regarding the puffy look, it might be an excess of nitrogen causing that appearance, but if you haven't fertilized, it means your soil contains a bit too much fertilizer. Good luck to you, bella ciao!