Last 2 or 3 weeks of flower?

Crazy no one asks what medium you’re growing in, living soil you don’t want to dry back or you kill organisms. Coco or rockwool sure, but not living, you don’t want hydrophobic soil.

contniue properly irrigating. 1- fully saturate 2- wait for appropriate dryback. if you do it right, you don't choose the volume. so if it is drinking less per day then it just takes longer between. Don't overcomplicate things. That's akin to masturbation, but masturbation is more productive.

from my own experience, on 2nd-3rd week you get into amounts that youll be needing till week 6-7, then you will notice how plants start to consume less or in other words : dry back takes longer. if you grow organically, bacterial fauna, which creates nutes available, any myco and so on will reduce population if you do heavy dry outs, guy below has almost none knowledge of real growing, just long tongue. if my plant was consuming 5 liters every 4-5 days, at certain time - that will become 6 days or so, then i just reduce amount by 10-20% of total and keep same wet/dry cycle in timeframe.

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If you dry out completely - you loose all fauna or big chunk of it. I lift pots, that helps a lot. Drying out till leaves start to show signs of underwatering can be very damaging to buds. Your rh fluctations will be huge, possible bud rot. Just keep it simple.

Same watering habits as before. Wait till the pot is mostly dry or has enough dry back. The plants may not need anything at all as they do drink as much end of life.

Land the plane however you've been flying the plane

Same moisture level as befor works fine for me

keep watering like before, only with plain water 😗 then goes bro's science 😆