Oh, Crap.

Toss · May 7, 2009

I really don't know whats wrong. I just found out that I have been watering my plant at the wrong ph. I've been watering it at 5.0 or below. I just switched it now. any suggestions on what I could do?

Toss · May 7, 2009

please, anyone?

GrowTech · May 7, 2009

Maintain the correct pH levels and remove any leaves that drop off the plant. At this point I can promise you that your plant should do well from this point on if you continue to monitor and correct your pH.

Toss · May 8, 2009

GrowTech said:
Maintain the correct pH levels and remove any leaves that drop off the plant. At this point I can promise you that your plant should do well from this point on if you continue to monitor and correct your pH.

Do you think I should change out the soil and then correct the ph? it's in a five gallon and the top of the soil looks hard and crusty.

GrowTech · May 8, 2009

Toss said:
Do you think I should change out the soil and then correct the ph? it's in a five gallon and the top of the soil looks hard and crusty.

Water the soil thoroughly with water of proper pH. You should be fine without changing the soil.

Toss · May 8, 2009

GrowTech said:
Water the soil thoroughly with water of proper pH. You should be fine without changing the soil.

Thanks! One more thing does it look like the nutrients couldn't be absorbed? because of bad ph?

Oh, Crap.

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