Overwatering? A frequent problem I think I’m having

Alright y’all 2 cups of used Medium Roast coffee top dressed. We’ll see how she looks on Wednesday then I’m off for Vacay.

Btw as I was pouring the water, it would straight up run to the outsides without going down. Any suggestions on not doing that? Again I’m never pouring consecutively, it’s like pour for a second wait 10-20 secs and pour again

You gotta break up the top layer a bit or leave the pot for an hour to soak. Before hammering it.

grilledcheese101 said:

You gotta break up the top layer a bit or leave the pot for an hour to soak. Before hammering it.

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Just curious, how long will it take to start seeing changes? I’m thinking about flipping it, in 1 or 2 weeks. Also if nothing has changed, I have read that garden sulfur also works aluminum sulfate? Sounds like a heavy metal, and this is an organic grow. I will say the grounds were not, but they come from the roaster Stumptown. I would expect them to keep the inorganic and synthetics usage very low.

Ya know, I kind of think it’s working. I think it’s going to take a couple of weeks to correct it, but I’m ok with that. It’s better than starting from seed again. Also I like this pheno, it’s beautiful, leggy, double serrated, and I have a feeling about this. The stem rubs have been changing, but took a back seat it seems since the shock and high pH.

It’s been raining quite a bit so I can put her outside and the rain water will balance the pH too.

I have no idea why but my apartment attracts Lady bugs. I’ll have 6 just chilling in my room. This morning a Ladybug found its way to the Mj plant. Pretty damn cute

Damn Y’all I’m stumped! I’m thinking about trying to clone it and if that doesn’t work I’m going to start over. It’s still very droopy, I was gone for a week so my friend who was here could have overwatered it. Is it overwatering? Or just the soil is too alkaline? I put too much biochar in there so I’m wondering if that’s where a lot of the alkalinity is coming from. You can also see the leaves are very dark green which means there’s too much Nitrogen in the soil. I just want to grow a happy healthy plant!

About 8-9 days ago I topped dressed it with 2 cups of used coffee grounds so it looks like there is not much chlorosis going on. It looks healthier just so fucking droopy. Any suggestions?

What do ya think @grilledcheese101

I'm going to say nitrogen tox.only because I had something very similar looking and it took potting up to correct itself.that was a good two weeks ago(from 1 gal to 2 gal,pro-mix).I have not fed them yet and they are still quite green but healthy looking.