*help* leaves curling down

xMika123

xMika123

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Hey guys,
so my Plant got a new Set 1 Day ago but the new leaves are curling down. I dont think they are overwatered or underwatered. Check the pictures below maybe somebody nows!




Greets Mika





 
Howard Stern

Howard Stern

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Lil more info needed, how often are you watering, what soil are you using. and as always what is your PH of yhe water you are adding? I had some young ladies that did the same thing to me and the bottom leaves on mine looked like yours. All curled up and looking like they are going to die. My problem was PH, as soon as I fixed that they bounced back in a week or so.
 
xMika123

xMika123

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Howard Stern said:
Lil more info needed, how often are you watering, what soil are you using. and as always what is your PH of yhe water you are adding? I had some young ladies that did the same thing to me and the bottom leaves on mine looked like yours. All curled up and looking like they are going to die. My problem was PH, as soon as I fixed that they bounced back in a week or so.
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The water i gave was 6.5 but the water stood a while in a corner maybe the PH of the water changed ? :)
 
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vein5

Active Member
I dont know but your dirt looks wet, My widows and herrs love the soil dry, and do fine if I forget to water a day or two over schedule. Check the ph of the dirt.
 
Blunt Master Flex

Blunt Master Flex

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Looks like the beginning of "The claw", it means your plants are getting about as much nutrient as it can take. I always use this as a reference of when to back off the nutes a tiny bit.
 
mistyriffs

mistyriffs

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what type of soil? may have been a little too hot to throw the babies in. you have a deep shiny green with curling leaves which can be a sign of over fert.
 
blimey

blimey

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See how the stems go up and leaves go down. I really think it's overwatering. Get a soil moisture meter from home depot and don't water unless it reads below 2.
 
xMika123

xMika123

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blimey said:
See how the stems go up and leaves go down. I really think it's overwatering. Get a soil moisture meter from home depot and don't water unless it reads below 2.
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Should i just let the Soil dry out and watch that the leaves bounce back up? :)

 
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wayno30

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if i were u i would trim off that lower stuff fill the pot w soil then let it dry out.........but thats me..........
 
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