What the C guy said...water when they need it...most plants will tell you when they need water and if your over-watering

1)When the tops look dry and start to droop or fall over, the leaves may begin to curl and soil is dry...water,

2)If leaves begin to yellow, and may start to fall off (and your not into the last few weeks of flowering, and your nutrients are correct), and the soil is moist, stop watering so much!

3)A moisture meter can help "read"...and help you decide when and how much to water. Cheap insurance! <$10 @ any garden store!

4)A growing plants needs will change as it grows, as it gets bigger, it's needs for water and nutrients will change, so there really is no set answer to your question, sry, but no substitute for experience sometimes!

Learn to "read" your plants...they will tell you more than we can!
TANKJR Reviewed by TANKJR on . Watering help "Indoor Grow Soil" I plan on turning a spare room into a grow room and am going with soil for the grow. I will either build a grow box out of 2x8's and plastic wrap or use 5 gallon pots. I want to get the most out of my crop and will be using 3-1000w HPS and 2-120w LEDs. I was wondering how much i should water each plant? I know this is a very noob question but i have done the research for the equipment but dont know much about feeding schedule or watering. Any and all help would be appreciated.:thumbsup: Rating: 5