I always say, if the pot is dried back correctly, root ball feels close to the equivalent of styrofoam of the same size, then you know, plants get this light before a dry back wilt happens. Do that, then slowly apply the correct amount of water/feed.
Look at your first picture, That's a classic plant that's thirsty; next time you see that you'll know.
Recommend learning what a wet dry / cycle is, I wrote this for someone a few years ago
Bottom leaves yellowing and turning up
Best way to learn a proper wet/dry cycle is to take a pot the same size as you're using and fill it with the same medium mix you're using and set it aside *dry then when you think a plant is ready to be watered pick it up and compare it to the weight of the *dry pot you've set aside if they...www.thcfarmer.com
Look at your first picture, That's a classic plant that's thirsty; next time you see that you'll know.
Recommend learning what a wet dry / cycle is, I wrote this for someone a few years ago
Bottom leaves yellowing and turning up
Best way to learn a proper wet/dry cycle is to take a pot the same size as you're using and fill it with the same medium mix you're using and set it aside *dry then when you think a plant is ready to be watered pick it up and compare it to the weight of the *dry pot you've set aside if they...
It wasn't bone dry from the start though, the pot had weight. I've been drying it out for a few days and the leaves were heavy and soft. They were not dry or crispy. The top soil looks so dry because I top dressed fresh soil after last topping of dry amendments to combat the Gaia smell. I'm not disagreeing with anyone but I did want to point that out.and picking up the pot.
If adult male is coming here with big plants in flower saying he overwatered his plants badly I am assuming he did. Why wouldn't I? It appears plant was bone dry from start. I mean.....
