Can over water stunt plant growth?

Got three girls there about 2 months old I have over watered them but have since started to water them every 3 days I just want to know will they stop growing they aren't very big and I'm worried I won't have anything to smoke on this season

just let them dry out and then feed them a bit less from there on in .... overwatering is nasty .

Better fire up a camera....if you totally screwed them up then they are dead....but if they are still alive you have plenty of chances to fix it before flower.....have you flowered yet? Also might want to list some info about your set up.

They are still growing but slow not noticing much growth I only water every 3 days now I haven't given them nutrients yet should i?

over watering means you are basically flushing the nutes out. So yeah. I would go full strength with the nutes if they are 2 months old and you havent fed them yet.

RetiredGuerilla said:

over watering means you are basically flushing the nutes out. So yeah. I would go full strength with the nutes if they are 2 months old and you havent fed them yet.

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Thank you for this advise hope they rocket in size

NoobGrassGrower said:

Thank you for this advise hope they rocket in size

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I wouldnt go full strength on the nutes since Its the first time feeding them. Start off at 1/4 to 1/2 strength then work your way up. Otherwise your next problem will be nute burned plants.

Yes

My advice would be to repot into some new soil. The overwatering probably caused some compaction and anaerobic areas in the soil which will continue to cause problems down the line.

Good advice^^^^^ plus repotting with new soil will replenish some nutrients

lio lacidem said:

I wouldnt go full strength on the nutes since Its the first time feeding them. Start off at 1/4 to 1/2 strength then work your way up. Otherwise your next problem will be nute burned plants.

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I thought it would be to much do gave them 1/4 a bit less maybe just to see how they take it

cindysid said:

My advice would be to repot into some new soil. The overwatering probably caused some compaction and anaerobic areas in the soil which will continue to cause problems down the line.

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I have put them in the ground a while ago they grew a little more but stop so gave them nutrients about 7 hours ago gonna go see how they are soon

Little update a day later looks to be more healthier and a bit of growth happening hope they go big now