Could you take a look?
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russ0r
The russ0r
Agree with 2nd poster
Pot is too small, it will begin sacrificing old.leaves for new growth.
Nutty sKunK
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It got too dry at one point and damaged the leaf margins. I had this happen just recently.
Look familiar in my photo? Simply water a little more often or up pot.
Look familiar in my photo? Simply water a little more often or up pot.
Budzbuddha
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It didn’t have enough medium in that solo cup to begin with ( probably depleted some of it nutes ).
up pot as stated , maybe dust a little myco on roots before transplant and use straight TAP - no measuring ph. Its a plant just like a houseplant and your outside lawn , it doesn’t need “ adjusted “ water.
A larger container of medium ( ocean forest for example ) is prebuffered and will compensate for the plant. Plus will feed that plant alone without adding anything.
up pot as stated , maybe dust a little myco on roots before transplant and use straight TAP - no measuring ph. Its a plant just like a houseplant and your outside lawn , it doesn’t need “ adjusted “ water.
A larger container of medium ( ocean forest for example ) is prebuffered and will compensate for the plant. Plus will feed that plant alone without adding anything.
Tvanmunhen
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My guess would be a pH issue. I only pH balance hydro. I stopped doing pH for soil a few years ago. My water that comes out of the tap very close to 6.5 or 7ph. I let microbial life take care of balancing my soil.
I like @Budzbuddha suggestions. I like to add a tablespoon or so of rolled oats per 1 gallon of soil to help with mycelium growth.
I like @Budzbuddha suggestions. I like to add a tablespoon or so of rolled oats per 1 gallon of soil to help with mycelium growth.
