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Overwatering Problem??? Not Sure

MuskieMan

MuskieMan

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Does this look like a case of over watering? Just not sure, at least the top growth is still a nice shade of green...

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It's tough to say without knowing more. Were you been watering runoff in the pot 2 weeks ago? If so then you probably were overwatering. It's big enough now that you can water the whole pot so that the roots can fill it out but when they are young and tiny with small root systems they don't need the whole pot drenched. Just remember to let it get fairly dry before you water again and water to slight runoff. I'll say that it looks fine and should thrive from now on as long as the ph is good and it gets the nutrients it needs when it needs them.
 
Thanks for the response FunkyButt... I misdiagnosed a PH problem and tried to flush it out, hence too much water. I will leave the plants alone until they dry down a little and water only as needed... Thanks
 
She looks just fine. Just pluck those dried leaves off. They look like starter leaves to me. The other leaves look plump so watering could be a problem. Try and not let anything droop down into the wet soil. It looks kind of like the tips of the dried starter leaves were once sitting on wet soil?
 
Have you got plenty of drainage holes in your pot. You could put a few holes in the sides would help it air out.
 
Sounds good driller, easy to do... I was thinking that next grow I will use the fabric bags for pots. I also raised the pots off the floor of the tent a little...
Learning as I grow...
 
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Im learning too, only on my second grow my first grow I really struggled with watering kept giving water to often. This grow got it dialled in much less stressful and enjoyable this time have fun growing muskieman.
 
Hello MeEasy, No more drooping to the soil. Cleaned up the plants of the dried leaves and drilled some holes in the side of the pots to help
bring the moisture down...
 
Another thing I just thought of is the plant size. That’s a big pot for that size of plant. You’ll have more medium than roots so if you’re saturating the whole pot will slow the root growth. Let it get dry but not completely dry so the roots have to seek out the moisture. ✌🏼
 
Thanks for the input Guys and Gals... Working on my problem, took Driller suggestion and punched a bunch of holes in the sides of my plastic pots. (fabric next time) Still have some crinkled leaves but will clean those up in the next few days or after I stop getting them. Bought a PH meter and will be watering very sparingly at 6.2 to 6.3 with nutrients added. At least the top growth is a nice shade of green...

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Looks like you've got her going better, the damaged leaves will not rejuvenate so you always look to the new growth for current health.
 
yup it doesn't look like a watering problem it looks like either your PH levels are off or your nutrients are. drainage is only useful if what you are poring in isn't potentially toxic to the plants. It's kind of like watering your begonias will swimming pool water...ya, it's still water but the plant will turn brown very fast!
 
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