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02-26-2012, 08:54 PM #1
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Overwatering or underwatering
very true, nice killer.... to which is my advice need to flush feed until plant is finished,
when this happens due to heat,water,temp stress and container size, these conditions exist.
to ensure that minimal root rot and newt uptake does not halt due to conditions in pot.
I don't like to root bound my plants but i do use tech in my veg room to control population.
i also use the tech of heat,water,temp stress to find x-fem.
i particularly like the uptake time with the bamboo stems its amazing once tech developed
its easy to train plants to immediately take up newts.
always trying........ NFNative¥organicfarmer Reviewed by Native¥organicfarmer on . Overwatering or underwatering 282924282925282926 Started noticing this problem with the droopy branches/leaves yesterday morning and gave the plants all water because they were in a unusually hot environment at the time. Last night I moved them back to their normal 80F environment right at the end of their dark cycle and they all appeared healthy with no droopiness. This led me to believe it was just an underwater condition for such a hot environment. After being under light for 10 hours I checked on the plants again but Rating: 5
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