Question.... Do you guys soak your pots or not before planting seedlings? About half a year ago we switched to @TaNg feed schedule. He has a feed set for days 1-10 (just water) then 10-15 which is a light feed. Problem is that the pots are still retaining water from soaking so I don't want to overwater but at the same time I want to start the light feed since there isn't a lot of nutrients in the soil (biobizz light). If I didn't soak then I would be able to water small amounts every day which is why I'm asking. Thanks in advance!
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youll need to give them an initial soaking .a full watering to let the soil settle properly. then sow your bean. then a spray bottle or dropper,however you water/feed then your small smounts will be able to leach light away verses staying in the dry spoil near the roots and nearby plant potentially causing a PH and/or burning issue. so I always do an initial watering,. helps with proper rooting and development.
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When I was using soil, I would ready pot, water to some run off, wait 5-6 hours then plant germed seed. Let pot dry well before second watering.
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