Usually it is recommended to “dunk” the plants when they are vegging in one gallon containers. If you can man handle em’ in flower and dunk em’, more props to you. Soil can get heavy fast though haha.
It’s a good enough technique. I did my first grow in the kit without dunking in veg. I’m experimenting with it at the moment and it nice and easy really. I have a two gallon bucket and I put a gallon of water in it and that’s enough for two one gallon containers it seems.
It’s likely, another thing it could be is a sign that the plant is rootbound. It could also just be hungry.
Nice man! Grats!
Yup....u got it!
....but only if the soil is dry and the pots are light to lift OK. In veg. it's very important to let the pots dry out between waterings,...to encourage a robust root system. In bloom we don't do that,...we keep it moist all the time as to not stress them and keep them happy while blooming.
Remember you are feeding the soil not the plant. If the plant is unhappy then the rootzone is unhappy. If the herd is firing on all cylinders then the plant will get everything it needs. If you just watered, let them dry out until they are just about to droop/wilt then soak them well with a transplant drench and let them drain off the excess water. You'll want to remove those yellow leaves as well. How's your environment?
