Watering issues

Indoor Growing Climate
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Hello everyone. I live in Las Vegas. It’s hot as hell here and the humidity is typically under 10%.

I have my plants in a tent. I started using those black cloth bags to plant in. I noticed the bag and soil never dries out. It’s always moist. Will this or can this hurt the plant?

I just put one outside. I’m hoping to leave it out for like an hour so it will dry out. I have fans I. The tent for air flow. Not sure if that’s what is causing it? Maybe add another fan?

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Cannabis prefers wet and dry cycles. Water, wait until the soil dries out, and then water again. If it is always wet, then you are watering too often.

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If they are always wet, increase the time between watering. I’m not in AZ, but I am in Texas and I water every other day or so. When the bag “feels” light,I water them. I soak them every week or so.

This right here.

It’s almost impossible to overwater in a fabric pot, but you need to let the plant dry out…

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My question would be how old are the plants how big are the bags and what brand soil are you using fill out this support ticket
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Hot dry temps don’t equal plants not drying out. You either have really crappy soil, poor growing environment, bad water habits or all of the above

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I suspect you have a small plant in too big of a container and your giving too much water. Its very easy to overwater when doing that.

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