This question is for those of you who are in the heat zone now🥵🥵🥵🥵 and use planta as your watering guide.. do you think it takes into consideration 3 weeks of temps over 100 degrees? I’m finding I need to water more frequently.. and these are all indoor plants..lots of drooping leaves
All my plants are currently outdoors on a covered patio (zone 6). It’s been hot af last two weeks. But even before then, I water everyday. I don’t use Planta for watering schedule, my shit would be dead (I’ve actually turned off the scheduled watering and fertilizing reminders).
0 Likes Gah, and if you look at my profile “bathroom” plants are just my plants that are still in soil. They all go water -> LECA. Which also can make watering wayyyy easier.
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Leca looks so convenient and would help solve my problem with tipping over plants. Is there a group for hydroponics?
0 Likes There is not. Boo. Lol.
0 Likes I use a cheap moisture gauge that I’ve had for years. I check my plants for when it’s time to water and I also leave it in while watering so that I can get them on the low end of moist.
1 LikeMine is oddly accurate. I don’t know how often this is happening for you, but more warmth and sun means more growth. I’d be checking roots to see if some of the babies need new homes. I know my roots are going ham rn
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I used Planta for my plants most were great.. Until I got a bonsai tree it said water EVERY 3 WEEKSSS!!! My bonsai dried outttt. Nearly killed it… 9 months later it is coming back slowly because it is outside and watered nearly everyday…
0 Likes I use the stick method to see how dry the soil is that helps me to know when to water
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