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Punch Pie Tyson Farms X RQS - Second Grow
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My big question on this is can they be this green while underwatered? Could it be something else? My Google searches have just made me more confused.
The soil was dry. I'm thinking about weighing the pots to see if they are light. I have to figure this out this week because I will be gone next week and relying. On my automations to run it.
The soil was dry. I'm thinking about weighing the pots to see if they are light. I have to figure this out this week because I will be gone next week and relying. On my automations to run it.
You should be watering slowly to run off every 4/5 days approximately.
How often is it feeding?
Are you getting any runoff?
Stay safe
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I've been reading in line with the schedule I did my last grow. Had good results from small and frequent feedings daily feedings.
In this case I only just started daily/ every other day watering in small ammounts. The pump runs for 4 s once a day. Around this time in my last grow I was running it 3 times for 8 s but they were larger and the pump was servicing 6 sites instead of 4
I had stopped because they looked a little wilted and the wilting got worse.
Checked the soil with my finger last night and found it was very dry so I watered it. Have it set to be watered again when the lights turn on.
The leaves also felt dry.
My instinct says it's underwatered but the leaves are very green.
Last time I had an underwater ingredient issue they stsrted browning and this hasn't happened here
New factors other than the number of plants and strain are that I have some gnats I'm getting under control. Used michorhyza, and have put DE on the soil surface to try to fight the gnatts
In this case I only just started daily/ every other day watering in small ammounts. The pump runs for 4 s once a day. Around this time in my last grow I was running it 3 times for 8 s but they were larger and the pump was servicing 6 sites instead of 4
I had stopped because they looked a little wilted and the wilting got worse.
Checked the soil with my finger last night and found it was very dry so I watered it. Have it set to be watered again when the lights turn on.
The leaves also felt dry.
My instinct says it's underwatered but the leaves are very green.
Last time I had an underwater ingredient issue they stsrted browning and this hasn't happened here
New factors other than the number of plants and strain are that I have some gnats I'm getting under control. Used michorhyza, and have put DE on the soil surface to try to fight the gnatts
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If it’s soil it needs a dry period.
Water to run off every few days.
When ever the pot was light.
Stay safe
Bill284
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They were thirsty. I made the mistake of being too conservative in early veg. Did something similar last time. Adjusted water cycle to 6s 3x daily 2 hours apart for each water.
Topped the 5th and 4th branches will not top again
Been thinking about lowering my my net from 10" above soil to 8". Not there yet.
May do it before the night is over
Topped the 5th and 4th branches will not top again
Been thinking about lowering my my net from 10" above soil to 8". Not there yet.
May do it before the night is over
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Things are going well. The plants are still small enough that the tent looks empty but I know in another 3 weeks or so I'll have most of the net filling up.
Changing water schedule to every other day because I'll be out of town for Christmas an I won't be able to closely watch them.
Changing water schedule to every other day because I'll be out of town for Christmas an I won't be able to closely watch them.