Any advice on a possible watering schedule would b...

I just bought myself a little hydro meter which Is used to see how moist my soil is. It world pretty well and I can pretty much tell where the groundwater level is. It only costed 10 bucks so pretty good investment

Hey there so I think a common way is to feed every other watering with nutrients. As for days while its a seedling with minimal roots you can either lift the pot like mentioned or scratch the top and see if the first couple inches have dried and then water....so maybe every 3+ days. But once the plants big enough if you keep it in the 1 gallon pot it'll probably need watering everyday, otherwise eventually transplanted. Hope that helps ✌️

For the first few weeks i would recommend to water with a shot glass. Like one shot glass per plant every 3-4 days depending on your temp and humidity. Always check your soil before watering put your finger in the soil and feel if its dry or wet also check your leaves. If they are hanging and you watered with a shot glass like a few days ago it can't be overwatering. If your plants becoming bigger they need more water. The best method for this is to remember the weight of your pot when the soil is dry. So before you water lift your pot when it feels heavy there's still enough water in there if it's lightweight then your plants need water again. For myself I found out that overwatering is worse than underwatering. So I only water when my soil is dry the benefit of this especially in the first weeks is that the roots expand better because they're seraching for water. A good rootsystem is important for a healthy plant. One more thing you should keep in mind: never let your pots stay in water because your soil can mold and you may become root rot. Good luck with your grow!

the only schedule you need to know for a soil grow is : feed water water feed water water, follow that schedule and you'll get great results. For watering try the lifting bag method, it could work great for you ! Hope this helps ! 🚀