Cannabis overflow problems

Cannabis overflow plant problems

Symptoms of overhydration are often confused with other problems. You can look for other solutions, while the only right thing is to simply water the plants less often.

Drooping leaves and wilting are the main symptoms of overwatering. Withering of foliage with excessive watering occurs due to a lack of oxygen in the roots.

Over-watering can also cause yellowing and curling foliage, nutrient deficiencies, and other problems.

SIGNS:

• ❗Yellowing leaves, lack of nutrients
• ❗ Spots on the leaves
• ❗Brown edges of the leaves
• ❗Their twisting and so on.

Overwatering in general can cause a surprising number of different symptoms, because it completely disrupts the absorption of nutrients by the plant.

Although most plants droop a little during the "night" period, their leaves should rise up immediately after the onset of the "day". If your plant looks droopy right after turning on the lights, know that you have an overflow problem.

Question:

And if the plant has drought, the stems and petioles of the leaves are soft due to lack of water, then it will not physically be able to lift the leaves.

Answer:

In order for this statement to be true, it is worth adding one more condition - the weight of the pot! If the pot is heavy, then it is an overflow. But if it is light as a feather, then you need to water it as soon as possible. Otherwise, during daylight hours, the plant may fall into a deplorable state.

Excessive root zone moisture is the most common cause of problems in plants, even if these problems appear to be caused by nutritional deficiencies. If any symptoms always get worse shortly after watering, you can almost be sure that overwatering is the root of the problem.