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Welp after talking to the C O M ppl I think my water from the tap is not going to be an issue. I gently watered 42 oz per, an trimmed off lower leaves. The soil was very dryi don't think the amount of water was enough to get the bottom of the container wet.at some point should I give it a good soak until water goes all the way thru till run-off ?

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Canachris said:
Is the purple stem on the leaves anything to be concerned about?

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I feed to run off every time.
That tap root needs something to chase.
Did you top her?
Why remove leaves on a baby? :Namaste:


Stay safe
Bill284 😎
 
They look pretty healthy though. I'd agree they look a bit light in color. What do you feed them?
 
A bit less intense light will make them stretch for the light.
 
Thanks AZ, I raised the light to 20"above the canopy it was at 16" . It's hard to get good info on the distance above the canopy. The manufacturer says for veg 24" above, I've also found ppl on YouTube who run theirs at 16" - 12". Was thinking of watering today but they could probably go another day. is it harmful to let em get too dry this small ?

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Canachris said:
is it harmful to let em get too dry this small ?
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You seem to have my disease of erring on the too wet side, so I'd let them go a bit. Keep track of days between watering and when they start to droop you'll know you've gone one day too long.
 
Canachris said:
Yup, your straight on AZ, I'm trying to get better at letting them dry out. Like today, they feel lite to me and when I check with the dip-stick the top 2/3'ds feel dry-ish. but I'm going to wait another day. had no data for the past week but I'll get pictures of their progress
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Try a cycle where you let them go without water until they droop. Keep track of the days required and I'll bet you'll be surprised how long it takes to actually drain the container, not just the upper two thirds.

And that will give you a better baseline going forward as to the watering interval you should be using.
 
The drop in the am is just them not reacting to light yet. They'll typically droop all night in the darkness.

So that early morning droop doesn't count. Mooore!

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