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VeggieTales
VeggieTalesstarted grow question 4 years ago
This girl was transplanted from a solo cup to a 3 gal container last week and has since been growing but getting droopy... I don’t think it’s any deficiency and it’s not a watering problem I believe . Is she just hungry and I need to feed her? Thanks in advance and happy growing!
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Leaves. Dropping off
Plant. Wilting
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blendmedmedman
blendmedmedmananswered grow question 4 years ago
hi your plant needs a bit more water, so water until you get run off, also you may want to consider removing some of the lower branches. this will open her up a bit and she will be happier. i know your not over watering since you wait til the soil is dry. you also may want to spray her with just distilled water, spray at lights out, stop spraying when there is improvement, last start using an additive for roots on your plants, like great white or extreme gardening mykos. you want to keep the roots happy for the top to be happy, when you have both your plant will be really happy. hope this helps.
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VeggieTales
VeggieTalesanswered grow question 4 years ago
Thanks to @gmslave and @blendmedmedman for the insight and information 👍🙏 Ive begin defoliation and more lst, was scared because this is my first grow. I can’t believe how much more water these girls need as they get older. Hopefully by next week she will be looking healthy again 😁 Cheers Happy Growing 🌱🎄🔥
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VeggieTales
VeggieTalesanswered grow question 4 years ago
Thanks @gmslave I’ve been watering at a ph of 6.5 I’m using coco and dry organic nutrients so 5.8 is a bit to acidic for me and I have a 2 day water schedule Which completely dries the soil and I wait until the pot is light. So yeah... still tryna figure it out.
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GMSgrows
GMSgrowsanswered grow question 4 years ago
If your soiless your ph for veg is off, 5.8 is the sweet spot. They do look overwatered but you would know if you were keeping the planters wet/moist all the time, without letting them dry 2 inches down. Overwater is always keeping them wet, not pouring to much water through them. Cheers
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