Yo, does anyone know what's going on with my plants. They look a little small and they're drooping. I don't think it's overwatering but I've been wrong before. Lights are 600w HPS, tent sits around 25 celcius lights on and about 60% humidity. Light distance is now 18 inches. Just looking for some general feedback so I know what sort of thing might be wrong. It really looks like overwatering or underwatering though so I kinda wanted to know if I should back off or increase frequency
Canna terra plus, so inert soil I guess, and they're about two weeks old now Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
I mean I water them once every 3 to 4 days and water til I get a little runoff. They're in little 1l propagation fabric pots so they dry out pretty quick anyway
Ok I would just wait and see if they start to perk back up after soil starts drying out again. They look heathy besides that.
Wait for more opinions but I don't see a reason to get to worried yet. Especially if it happened right after a watering. I would let it dry and watch it will let you know soon.
The only reason I watered them today is because they were due a feed, but with that said they were still dust dry a knuckle and a bit down and they felt really light. It'd been 3 days since their last watering. I've also underwatered them pretty badly in the past
I think they look fine, my droops just like that for a couple days after watering. I bet they will perk back up after the medium starts to dry. Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk
I tried to get some similar pictures from later on today after a watering because they look more perky to me. I have no idea though, honestly. Before: After:
Could it be underwatering and the fact that I took pictures after a watering made the leaves look swollen without really perking up? I don't really know how quickly they'd react to things like that
I'm not for sure man I try to read my plants they usually will give you signs when hungry or need water that's what I try to look for.
I usually judge by picking my pots up. I go by weight. It's tough with autoes at early growth because you have such a small plant in a 3-5 gal container, so I just give them 8-16 ounces per day for the first 2 weeks or so...until they can take at least a half gal of water. It's always better to underwater your plant then to overwater. It's hard to kill a plant by under feeding.