first run off done but was it right thing to do

How did the color intensity of the runoff look? Clearish or the color of your nutes?

My last picture shows the colour of the run off...looked at my plants
this morning and the leafs are all drooping down since the run off...
is this normall...will they recover?????

how are you determining when to water? how much water do you normally give each plant each time you water? what nutrients do you have and how much nutrients did you add to how much water? Tbh it looks like a nitrogen def. to me.

I warter them with 200mill of warter every time the top 2inch of soil is
dry...my ppm with nutes is 0.8 - 1.0 at the minit

when you water make sure your soil is evenly moist throughout and water the sides of the pot too. here is a guide on when to water, i did not write the guide.

[h=1]What is the "lift the pot" method?[/h]Added by: 10k

The "lift the pot" method is a widely practiced, and very accurate method of knowing when to water your container plants.

The best way imho, to know when soil grown potted plants need more watering is by checking how heavy the pots feel. This method is very simple to learn once you get the feel for how light a ready for watering pot of soil feels.

Get an equal size pot and fill it with your soil. The medium should be about as moist as a new bag of potting soil. Use this planter as a learning tool to get a rough idea of how much the pots should weigh before watering again. The pots with your plants will feel only just slightly heavier when the soil is ready for more water. Pick up one of your planted pots, if its noticably heavy, do not water it until it feels "light". Next time you water a planter, pick it up and feel how much heavier it feels compared to the sample pot of soil.

It only takes a few times picking up the pots until this skill is like a "second nature" to you. You wont even need the sample pot after you get accustomed to the lifting method.

Sure your plants are always putting on more weight as they grow larger, but once you're proficient at lifting the pots, you'll also know how to compensate for the weight of the plants with ease.

I dont know how to better explain this method of knowing when to water, but believe me, anyone who learns this method, will always know when its time to water.

macca82 said:

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what kind of soil are you using?

A foliar feed can be useful when you do a flush, mix a solution at 25% of your feeding strength, spray the underside of the leaves (away from the light) with a fine mist