Overwatered or underwatered pheno

[Comfy4200]

Hiya im relativly new to growing as is my second grow and one of my plants im not sure wether it is underwatered or overwatered , i last watered it a day ago but still before then the higher part of the plant the leaves were drooping and curling. They are still drooping now at the higher part of the plant yet the lower part isnt ?

 

[Carcass]

When you watered it last,was the soil dried out all the way to the bottom-I mean did you water it because it needed water,or just because it was scheduled to be watered?
The way the leaves are curving and pointing down,and they sort of have that "puffy" look,indicates overwatering-let it dry out for a week or so,and it should be fine-and then only water it when it needs it.
How often and how much have you been watering it?

 

[George Mc]

do what carcass said . Then feel the pot how heavy it is now that it's full of water. Try to remember that feeling because next time you water it needs to feel light. That's assuming those aren't the clay pots. Clay pots are so heavy by themselves it would probably be hard to tell when the pot gets light.

 

[Comfy4200]

When you watered it last,was the soil dried out all the way to the bottom-I mean did you water it because it needed water,or just because it was scheduled to be watered?
The way the leaves are curving and pointing down,and they sort of have that "puffy" look,indicates overwatering-let it dry out for a week or so,and it should be fine-and then only water it when it needs it.
How often and how much have you been watering it?

Last time i watered the soil wasnt dried out and i watered as went away for a couple days . In future i will let it dry out . Thanks

 

[Comfy4200]

do what carcass said . Then feel the pot how heavy it is now that it's full of water. Try to remember that feeling because next time you water it needs to feel light. That's assuming those aren't the clay pots. Clay pots are so heavy by themselves it would probably be hard to tell when the pot gets light.

Nah its a plastic pot , i will check the weighgt of it and then check again in a few days time , thanks

 

[Emilya Green]

do a search for the "lift the pot" method, and someone that explains the wet/dry cycle.

 

[George Mc]

do a search for the "lift the pot" method, and someone that explains the wet/dry cycle.

I believe you're talking about yourself. LOL

comfy, listen to this lady

 

[Nunyabiz]

Or it could be a root bound pheno that's neither under nor over watered.

 

[Carcass]

Here's a tutorial on watering that you should read and learn-no more watering problems.
@Emilya doesn't steer people wrong...

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