The more details you share, the better the diagnosis.Don’t worry if you don’t have everything — just include what you can.
What’s the issue?
Briefly describe what you’re seeing.
week 3(day14) vpd = 0.8-1.12 temps = 77 rh%65
ai says overwatered and stunted for 3 weeks…
light ppfd aprox 500
do i pull and start new, will they recover, or when they do will yeld suffer to much to waste any more resouces.
Let them dry out from over watering, then only water when the soil starts to dry out.
Runts often turn out okay after they get past the seedling stage. I have a runt that struggled to emerge from the soil. You can’t tell it was a runt now, after a couple of weeks.
watered almost 5 days ago light, soil is supper dry, im very confused
Just sayin. That soil looks pretty dry from the pics.
They also droop from dry as well as overwatered.
Might be time for a watering.
@Oldguy has you covered on this. I don’t trust A.I. for anything. There is no I in A.I..
If the soil is dry, then it is likely time to water.
that’s the trick discussion call though
, what to do
fingers crossed.. here goes
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And if you could explain how you water and how much.
Right now you are doing little plant in a big pot. The transition to a full plant will take time and it will always be susceptible to overwatering.
I did this method with oK success but changed the last run. 4 inch non woven paper pots in a 4 inch nursery pot.
Watering around the paper and keeping the top damp is so much easier than the big pot.
I went from 200 ml per day to 1 liter in a 3 gallon pot with no repot stall. You do not disturb the roots you drop the whole paper pot into the soil of your chosen pot size.
Unfortunately, underwatered can look very similar to over watered. When did you drop the peat pot into the larger pot? I agree that this appears to be looking for water at face value but if there’s a ton of moisture at the bottom of the peat pot the “overwatered” scenario would be viable. But could also be something like dry now but too much water earlier in life kept from a healthy root system forming.
The plants don’t have anything telling them the difference between too much and not enough water. The true issue is lack of oxygen to the root ball. When there’s too much moisture they can’t get oxygen. This is the same reason dwc systems require air pumps and stones to dissolve oxygen in the nutrient solution. But the condition itself isn’t limited to just overwatering as mentioned above.
watered around outer edge of bigger pete pots, went very slow, ph of 6.3… R.O. and ph.ed…
guess its a wait and see game now unless anybody else has any ideas
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I would simply lift them out of the soil, leaving them in the peat pots, water them and see if they perk up. If so, you can watch the peat pots you have them in, if the pots are crispy, it likely needs watering. Then, when they take off, transplant to bigger pots, let roots grow to bottom and then they will take watering to runoff, and then dry back before watering again.
Those definitely look underwatered as @Oldguy stated. This is why I don’t like putting seedlings in large pots. It’s going to be a while before you need to actually water the entire pot and that soil is going to get hydrophobic and may already be and that’s why your water is not reaching the roots. You may need to get a medicine syringe or a meat injector and inject the water into the soil near the plant if they don’t respond to your recent watering.
I follow this watering style when I plant autos straight into 5 g pots:
Below, I have a 30-day watering schedule for seedlings in 3-gallon or 5-gallon fabric pots.
At this point, start watering like this…
(1+ Months) Cannabis Watering Schedule
The plants have always thrived with this watering schedule. Just have to remember to water in a big enoug circle around the plant as not to drown it.
@merlin44 is correct.
I am creating AI for reefer growing… finding male or female parts is one thing .. diagnosis is a whole different game…it would take a person very driven years to collect, label images, then train the Ai…or a millionaire with a plan and a team a lot less…either way…I work with Ai…and I don’t trust it.
