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Quick question.
I have 13 ladies in their 6 week of flowering (37 days), and I normally alternate between watering/feeding every 4 days. This week I was pretty busy and when I would get home the lights would be off so I had to water on the 5th day, and the difference was pretty startling. Most of the plants are fine and slightly drooping but 3 of them look like willow-trees, no yellow and crunchies yet but green and wilting in a pile with leaves groping the soil. I watered everything today. What is the recuperation for situations like this? Will those 3 plants harvest significantly less then if this had not happened? All these plants are in 5-gallon pots, I was under the impression that giving them too much water would make them prone to bud-rot. So I have been running a dehumidifier 24/7 and watering every 4 days, it seems they could take water every 3 days though, and 5 is clearly too long. I can provide pictures if needed?
I have 13 ladies in their 6 week of flowering (37 days), and I normally alternate between watering/feeding every 4 days. This week I was pretty busy and when I would get home the lights would be off so I had to water on the 5th day, and the difference was pretty startling. Most of the plants are fine and slightly drooping but 3 of them look like willow-trees, no yellow and crunchies yet but green and wilting in a pile with leaves groping the soil. I watered everything today. What is the recuperation for situations like this? Will those 3 plants harvest significantly less then if this had not happened? All these plants are in 5-gallon pots, I was under the impression that giving them too much water would make them prone to bud-rot. So I have been running a dehumidifier 24/7 and watering every 4 days, it seems they could take water every 3 days though, and 5 is clearly too long. I can provide pictures if needed?