Over watered?

[oldsmokey]

Now is the time to water it will recover

 

[Emilya Green]

water her... you went a little too far in drying her out

 

[Marcelsaccoun]

water her... you went a little too far in drying her out

Well at least we know I can actually dry something out lol

 

[Emilya Green]

if you had been watching her closely, that total wilt would have started with the lowest fan leaves and then moved up the plant. See if you can catch it next time so you can recognize the "I need water" wilt.

 

[Marse]

Update as usual New account since I absolutely hated my last username! Been abused sadly but its still on going! Have been going over the forums here to find out why the lower yellowing. Could be because of my initial horrible watering practices or maybe a nutes deficiency. I have been wrong most of the time so always appreciate the input so one day I can be the one helping others out!

SOIL GROW

Strain - Seed find in bag from Death Bubba. (5 years + ago)
# of Plants - 1
Grow Type - Soil
Grow Stage - Vegetative
Bucket Size - Tiny Cup
Lights - (1) Mars Hydro TS600
Nutrients - Root Farm Base 1 + Base 2 All purpose
Medium - ProMix Organic Vegetable & Herb Mix
PPM - Unknown
PH - 6.5 (ish) use liquid test kit
RH - 40% to 52%
Room Temperature - 23c (73.4f) - 27c (80.6f)
Tent Square Footage - 1.5' x 3'
Pests - None Known

I also found out that in soil I'm not supposed to feed nutes at every watering, which is what I had been doing. Only at 25% strength of what the bottle recommended though. Have switched to a water/nutes/water/nutes schedule as of June 7th being the first water only feeding in weeks.

 

[Emilya Green]

nothing more than being rootbound and you are seeing the complaints of the constricted roots in those lowest leaves.

 

[Marse]

nothing more than being rootbound and you are seeing the complaints of the constricted roots in those lowest leaves.

Lord you are quick ! Adore you <3 I hadn't seen it coming out the bottom yet hence why I was waiting. I have the pots to change her into. Can I do it while she's still moist of preferably when on the dry cycle?

 

[Emilya Green]

No, moist is fine, because after the transplant you want to water completely to merge the two soil regions anyway... it helps starting out wet.

 

[Marse]

Up-Potted to 13.6L(3.6gallon)

 

[Emilya Green]

Thats the ticket.... now, some quick advice.

You want her to develop roots all through that new soil and down to the bottom so the plant will take off in that new container. You have to now let her dry out in order to make that happen so that new roots go chasing for the water. But, that doesn't mean that you should neglect her for the 4-7 days this is going to take to drain all of the water, so for this wet/dry cycle only, give her a little drink every 3 days, until the bottom finally dries out and you can properly water again.

When you give her this little drink it is so that you can take advantage of the top spreader roots that fill in the top 3 inches of your soil. Try not to give any more water than would go down about 3" deep, and water not just around the original rootball, but put some water out at the outer edges too. Try really hard when you are done with your watering 3" deep, that the outside edge is the wettest place, and that will entice those spreader roots to grow laterally toward the edge.

 

[Marse]

Thats the ticket.... now, some quick advice.

You want her to develop roots all through that new soil and down to the bottom so the plant will take off in that new container. You have to now let her dry out in order to make that happen so that new roots go chasing for the water. But, that doesn't mean that you should neglect her for the 4-7 days this is going to take to drain all of the water, so for this wet/dry cycle only, give her a little drink every 3 days, until the bottom finally dries out and you can properly water again.

When you give her this little drink it is so that you can take advantage of the top spreader roots that fill in the top 3 inches of your soil. Try not to give any more water than would go down about 3" deep, and water not just around the original rootball, but put some water out at the outer edges too. Try really hard when you are done with your watering 3" deep, that the outside edge is the wettest place, and that will entice those spreader roots to grow laterally toward the edge.

Thank You for all the help Emilya new pot, new nightmares for watering in my head but always learning something new!

 

[Marse]

Here's a little update for all who have helped!

June 16th - Update 2

• Marse
• Jun 16, 2020

June 16th - Update 1

• Marse
• Jun 16, 2020

Decided to start a journal if you wanted to follow along for the trip!

• The First Attempt Grow Journal 2020

  This is my first time trying to grow & obviously my first grow journal! It's been a rough ride to start, here to show the troubles of a first attempt and just maybe....hopefully a recovery! I've been helped by many people here from the beginning, thought it would be good to keep you all updated...

  www.420magazine.com

 

[Emilya Green]

lots of vigor now!

 

[greenjeans]

They look great Marse - I can't for the life of me get them to stay squat and nice and full like that - Mine are the epitome of a scraggly weed - despite being in full sun right from emergence!!! I can't figure it out.

 

[Marse]

They look great Marse - I can't for the life of me get them to stay squat and nice and full like that - Mine are the epitome of a scraggly weed - despite being in full sun right from emergence!!! I can't figure it out.

This is my first attempt at growing myself so I'm sure ill come along a lot of different issues. My biggest thing was too much water too often but I guess that's the fun & the heartbreak of it all lol I actually watched a clip in YouTube where this happened to someone and he added more dirt, couldn't say that's the proper way of doing it but seemed to work!