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170L fabric pot,Hot summer ,low humidity & intense sunlight water tips🙏🏽
Snakekingstarted grow question 8d ago
Hey guys
I transplanted my girl in this 170 L fabric pot
I gave her about 20 l of water/ calmag
But there was no run off.
Can anyone tell me how much water i should give them in vegetative stage?
Fabric pots dry from every sides
I am in dry climate
%15-%20 humidity and 32 degree
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 8d ago
Should always fully saturate when irrigating. if you do it at same amount of dryback (i.e. loss of weight), it will take the same volume each time.
how your substrate is constituted will impact how much and how long between.. so will the size of the plant.. so this is variable over time. Once it stops growing, it'll remain consistent mid flower and later.
context dictates, not some top-down value pulled from the ether.
if fully saturating any pot, ever, causes a problem, it's a matter of how that soil was constituted and nothing else. fully saturating is not "overwatering"
m0useanswered grow question 6d ago
low rh is aorund 30% and your 1/2 that?? seems to low.
Water it as much as it needs and careful not to overfeed. Get runoff once a week if your feeding it a bunch to prevent buildup.
Fabric pots do dry from all sides and its a bitch. I find dunking them or soaking em is best for outdoors. or adding in a plastic lining but kinda defets the point.
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Organomananswered grow question 8d ago
Good luck lifting and weighing a 170l pot!
Water to run off, no matter how much that takes, then do not water again until the top 2 inches or so have dried out again.
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All_our_small_plantsanswered grow question 8d ago
Hi also ich würde Aufjedenfall so lange giessen bis der runoff unten rauskommt das werden sicher so an die 40 Liter sein. Dann würde ich ein holzstab in den Topf machen und wenn du ihn dann rauziehst und er nicht mehr feucht ist würde ich erst wieder giessen vorher nicht. Denn stab so ca bis zur Hälfte deines Topfes in die Erde stecken. Canabis liebt es wenn es feucht ist und wieder trocken und erst dann wieder feucht. Also immer im interval.
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Hologramanswered grow question 8d ago
*mayb 0.4L.. but check if soil is dry before u water again*
U can weigh the pots when its dry and when its wet
just by lifting them u can see/feel if she needs water (make sure its not too wet or the roots wil suffocate) *or just finger in soil..
Its better to let it dry out a bit before you give them new H2O
Its hot where ur are so just give her lil bit evry day (when sun is down)
she looks good though👊.. Goodluck !!
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lfg_CanopyCraftanswered grow question 8d ago
personally, I'd water until I got runoff and see how heavy she is with the growing substrate fully saturated. I'm not sure how much coco/perlite you have in there... but if it's enough to keep her from drowning I think this may be your best bet.
Otherwise keep an eye out and see if she starts drooping at any point, the goal is to prevent it from getting to the droopy point in the future.
Looks like a great grow!
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