Thank you. So overall do they look healthy. And What about the curling down ones and a deficiency in what
They could look healthier but they’re not dying and they’re not stunted. Like I said, the curling could be an adverse reaction to your fungicide. I am not sure your leaves indicate a deficiency because most look healthy. The ones that look iffy are low on the plants and could have just gotten stressed during the cutting phase. Old leaves do not recover even if the cause of stress is abated — the newer foliage just takes a turn for the better.
Also, what is your temperature? I’ve seen the serrated edges turn up like that in the height of summer but haven’t seen it indoors. However, logic would indicate temperature or light may be the issue.
I am lazy so one of my strategies is just to avoid fucking with my plants too much and they generally recover from whatever ails them. However, I am primarily an outdoor guy, so they tend to do best when out in the elements.
A common mistake seems to be that people start taking extreme measures to rectify small problems. Then new problems appear and everything becomes a tangled mess.
I think you’re best off just watering moderately — I usually only water twice a week — and waiting to see how they do.
From what I understand, happy frog has got plenty of nutes so you should still be Ok after 3 weeks. It’s possible that the discoloration on some leaves is a zinc deficiency but it doesn’t look bad. In any case, it could be some other form of stress that’s just affecting nute uptake.
Again, don’t worry too much. Keep an eye on the plants, avoid fucking with them too much and keep posting updates. I think you’ll have a fine if imperfect crop.
