If they're drooping from over-watering then watering again won't perk them up. 
Was the pot noticeably lighter from when you watered after transplant?
Was the pot noticeably lighter from when you watered after transplant?
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And it's been warmer on the cement. Warmer than where they were last week.
I went with this strain because they are supposedly more heat - tolerant.
Just wait until it get's over a hundred!
I went with this strain because they are supposedly more heat - tolerant.
Just wait until it get's over a hundred!
Try the table! Heat radiating off the concrete is a lot hotter than the air temps.
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Yes all pots were way light compared to a few days ago. Last water was 5 days ago. One gallon pots.If they're drooping from over-watering then watering again won't perk them up.
Was the pot noticeably lighter from when you watered after transplant?
Next step is to get 'em off the concrete then!
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I'll move them to where they don't get the full sun all day. Try that a few days and see how they do.
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I thought 5 days was plenty of time in between watering in a one gallon pot. Maybe after the roots are well established.
Those black pots will get pretty hot in direct sun, the roots don't like that, but it's usually not a problem except in really hot weather.
I'm sure they'll snap out of whatever it is- they just seem mildly unhappy with something right now.
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Thanks Carcass!
I bet the 3 ducks f$cking in the pool today freaked them out! LOL!
Seriously, there were two male mallards fighting over a female. I shoo'd them away by spraying with the hose. They tend to crap in the water which causes black algae - I do not want that. Way worse than green or yellow algae.
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Plus drinking the saltwater cannot be good for them.
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not outside in a hot sun. You will probably have to water at least once a day in 1 gallon pots in that heat.
That also causes "duck shit in the pool
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*slaps forehead*I put my black pots in cloth pots for just this reason!
Brilliant!
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Hi Emilya!
Yeah I thought that. I'm trying to let them get dry before watering again. I thought for sure I was doing a good job but apparently not.
It's been around 80˚F for the past few days. Going to get much hotter than that this summer. Hopefully I can get them used to the heat before it kills them. LOL!
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LMAO!That also causes "duck shit in the pool
Caddyshack moment for sure.
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A Wedding Cake doobie makes everything better.
Just sayin'
Just sayin'
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I swear I am such a dork. Last year I had so much grow drama it was ridiculous. You would think I would have learned by now these weeds are very resilient.
I apologize for freaking out, and now return to our regular scheduled programming.
I apologize for freaking out, and now return to our regular scheduled programming.
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First up - these damn ducks seem to like my swimming hole.
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They got sprayed with the hose.
I like ducks - but out in the wild where I don’t have to clean up their poop.
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They got sprayed with the hose.
I like ducks - but out in the wild where I don’t have to clean up their poop.
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All the ladies seemed to have bounced back nicely - even Lori who was knocking on deaths door.
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