Leaves clawing living soil.

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Skopes120

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I transplanted to my mud a week and half ago and leaves are clawing and turning black from bottom up. Do you know anything about this?
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Sorry. It’s sub cools mix I added some oyster shell alfalfa and kelp and threw in 3 cubic ft of pro mix on top with 1 cubic foot of coco and about 5 cubic ft of pumice as well
 
I have not adjusted ph when watering. And when i transplanted. I ran with some wax tea and aloe Vera?1 water since.
 

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At first, you are choking her with that strings at the base of the stalk, than you have got disease some kind of fungus and most likely also spider mites or similar funky staffage. I guess you either do something about that and pretty fast or you will lose the plant sooner or later. Citric may help with pests as well as fungus, just do not use neem anymore since you might be just helping that fungus to spread and than hold place. I would also clean dead leaves out of your soil and check it for proper moisture level, since the soil looks kinda dry and it also looks like just classic bagged potting soil. If so, you really want to keep it moist.
 
Snickerpus said:
At first, you are choking her with that strings at the base of the stalk, than you have got disease some kind of fungus and most likely also spider mites or similar funky staffage. I guess you either do something about that and pretty fast or you will lose the plant sooner or later. Citric may help with pests as well as fungus, just do not use neem anymore since you might be just helping that fungus to spread and than hold place. I would also clean dead leaves out of your soil and check it for proper moisture level, since the soil looks kinda dry and it also looks like just classic bagged potting soil. If so, you really want to keep it moist.
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okay. So I just use the citrus as a foliar correct? I sprayed with sulfer. Thats why they look a little white. The top 3-5” of medium is dry however below that is damp. Should i be watering more often?
 
Give us the full list of ingredients and amounts that are in the mix.
You say "sub cools mix" but nowhere on the recipe does it say Sunshine #4 soil less growers mix :peace:
 
OneHitDone said:
Give us the full list of ingredients and amounts that are in the mix.
You say "sub cools mix" but nowhere on the recipe does it say Sunshine #4 soil less growers mix :peace:
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i used the mix in the picture above. But 6 bags of 3cu ft sunshine mix and added cup of Alfalfa cup of oyster shell and a handful of kelp. Mabye 1 LB
 
Snickerpus said:
At first, you are choking her with that strings at the base of the stalk, than you have got disease some kind of fungus and most likely also spider mites or similar funky staffage. I guess you either do something about that and pretty fast or you will lose the plant sooner or later. Citric may help with pests as well as fungus, just do not use neem anymore since you might be just helping that fungus to spread and than hold place. I would also clean dead leaves out of your soil and check it for proper moisture level, since the soil looks kinda dry and it also looks like just classic bagged potting soil. If so, you really want to keep it moist.
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what would you do right now if you were in my shoes.
 
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