Watering Q?

[sickstrings84]

Alright...I got a quick question. I have a sprout started....just peeked her head out of the soil, and I was just wondering how much and how often do I need to water? I did fine up to this point and then killed my last sprout, and I think I overwatered it, so I figured this time I would just ask the pros. Thx in advance for the help.

Tim :yippee:

sickstrings84 Reviewed by sickstrings84 on 05-13-2007. Watering Q? Alright...I got a quick question. I have a sprout started....just peeked her head out of the soil, and I was just wondering how much and how often do I need to water? I did fine up to this point and then killed my last sprout, and I think I overwatered it, so I figured this time I would just ask the pros. Thx in advance for the help. Tim :yippee: Rating: 5

[stangle12]

stick your finer in the soil....if its wet to a couple centimeters...water it up...the point is don't let the soil dry out.

Enjoy,
Stangle

[sickstrings84]

Alright...thanks, that's about what I figured, but last time I just got a little carried away, plus, no perlite either and I'm sure that just made things worse. Thanks agin.

Tim :yippee:

[WynOSmokeZ]

Water often, but let it dry out inbetween waterings. Maybe not 100% dry, but make sure that top of the soil looks completely dry. Finger your pot, why not . It will let you know how wet ur lady (or man....ewww) is. Too much water will make it hard for the roots to breathe and grow causing wilt, and too little will also make your plant wilt. Don't baby ur plant and it'll be all good, and i'm sorry i got all x-rated n shit. :stoned:

[sublimebudsmoker]

i got a serious green thumb here i can grow anything that comes in the form of a seed and i always go by two ways, one is sticking your finger in the soil and feeling, the other is if it looks dry slowly add water till the soil slow the consumption to just barely soaking it in