PLEASE help me save my plant before its to late
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OrganicBudz
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Looks like an iron or sulfur deficiency. Likely ph out of whack. Or over watered and wet too long causing a rise in ph. My 2 cents
Father Ramirez
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Agreed with the above diagnosis.
You can’t expect a window sill plant to do well. But it’s a good place to start. Your skills will improve. Don’t panic. It may be too late for this one, but you’ll get better.
Put a LED household bulb in a lamp and point it at her. She needs better light. And mind the pH and get a moisture meter. Plants sip water. They don’t gulp it. Frequent wet/dry cycles are preferred over a soaking.
Keep at it!
You can’t expect a window sill plant to do well. But it’s a good place to start. Your skills will improve. Don’t panic. It may be too late for this one, but you’ll get better.
Put a LED household bulb in a lamp and point it at her. She needs better light. And mind the pH and get a moisture meter. Plants sip water. They don’t gulp it. Frequent wet/dry cycles are preferred over a soaking.
Keep at it!
Jypsy Dog
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Gemtree
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RangiSTaxi
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don't water it too much , give it more light, and give it time to get over transplant shock.
quality light is you biggest issue, it has a poor root system, (over potted for plant size and light availability ) dont feed it with anything it will make it worse.
get your temps and light sorted first. add a 24 hour light source
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