What do you guys think?

Will they recover or be stunted? Here's a pic of them 2 days after being over watered. They sure are not as green as they used to be...( They are autos)

That doesnt look like overwatering. I don't grow in soil but that looks like mix might be a bit hot. What are you using?
Edit: I should actually stay out of this thread. ha But it doesn't look like overwatering.

pegboy said:

That doesnt look like overwatering. I don't grow in soil but that looks like mix might be a bit hot. What are you using?
Edit: I should actually stay out of this thread. ha But it doesn't look like overwatering.

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It could possibly be burn from being over watered. But yes, I definitely over watered. They look less droopy now though. I'm using ffof.

bd6187 said:

It could possibly be burn from being over watered. But yes, I definitely over watered. They look less droopy now though. I'm using ffof.

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Yup Ocean Forest is known to be pretty hot for young plants.

pegboy said:

Yup Ocean Forest is known to be pretty hot for young plants.

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Thing is, I have had them in it since seed and they didn't get droopy and yellow until after over watering...

bd6187 said:

Thing is, I have had them in it since seed and they didn't get droopy and yellow until after over watering...

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interesting

pegboy said:

interesting

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Yeah, cause they were doing absolutely perfect before. Here's a pic of something I read.

best you can do I think is let things dry out a bit and hope for the best.

pegboy said:

best you can do I think is let things dry out a bit and hope for the best.

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Yes. I actually just came up with a good idea. I was able to take quite a bit of soil off the tops and only reason I could do that without disturbing roots is because I transplanted them deep.

Do you have drain holes in those buckets?

What's your medium? feeding schedule? light? distance of light to plants? temps and RH

ALPHA.GanjaGuy said:

Do you have drain holes in those buckets?

What's your medium? feeding schedule? light? distance of light to plants? temps and RH

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Drain holes yes, ffof with extra 30 percent perlite, no set watering schedule ( I need to just let it dry before watering) temp 75-80. Rh is low( 50 percent) but that low humidity will help dry it out faster.

You may want to find a way to raise them off the floor so some airflow can get under them to help them dry

I was curious if you had a feeding schedule not watering, some plants are quite yellow. considering they are in ocean forest i would expect them to have more color to them

what light? and distance of light to plants?