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Soil always wet
TupacFRstarted grow question 4 years ago
Hi, It's been 15 days since I watered my plants, and the soil stays moist in depth.
My plants are doing well and are continuing to grow. Where can this worry come from? should i wait for it to dry? or to water but with a smaller quantity ?
I gave her 7 litres ( raining water )
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blendmedmedmananswered grow question 4 years ago
wait and water when the soil is dry, you want your roots to spread out and look for moisture. so just a bit dryer, your plants are looking real nice, and they are forming buds good, by the looks of things looks like about 5-6 weeks left. so if you want to start by drying things out a bit and start giving less water and have a few dry days. shes coming out real nice great job
ijustdontgiveafanswered grow question 4 years ago
how big are the pots that you give them 7 liters? (and is this per pot or in total?)
I give my autos 500ml to 750ml (in 7 and 11 liter pots) every 3 to 4 days and that is sufficient.
My photoperiod plant (in an 11l airpot) is showing signs of overwatering after getting 1.5l every 2nd to 3rd day, so i have to cut the amount down by a lot..
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GMSgrowsanswered grow question 4 years ago
If you always keep the soil wet, what happens is the oxygen levels deplete and your roots suffocate which starts root rot. So best to let dry an inch to 2 down. That gives the soil time to re oxygenate. Cheers
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MangoDuduanswered grow question 4 years ago
Wait the soil to be dry. Have experienced that in a certain point of flowering i have a drop in the water drinked by the plant. Don’t give other water until they need it or you can have problems due to overwatering and maybe the high levels of umidity ( that slow the dry process of soil) sorry for my english and hope to be useful ✌️🏽
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