Hello!
I have a bit of a problem with leaves that are drying out and not yellowing.
If you look at the pictures you see all kinds of places where it dries, tips, sides, entire leaves.
I have had a thrips problem so i have sprayed the plant twice with Pyrethins(sp?) to get rid of them, im thinking that either this is burn damage from water, some kind of thrips damage?, neut burn, nitrogen toxicity as there are small black spots on the dried parts or heat damage as the box runs a bit hot at 82f.
I don't personally think it's neut burn as i've only watered twice with 2 liters in a 11 liter pot.
I've also got a clone that had thrips thats just inside of a window it also has "yellowing tips" and could never have been damage through heat.
So im guessing Water + Heat + Pyrethins is causing the damage as i just checked the PH of the water and it should be around 6-7
If you guys can spot anything strange or give me ideas what it might be.
under a 125w CFL so the heat shouldn't be extreme.
edit: i fudged the title...
I have a bit of a problem with leaves that are drying out and not yellowing.
If you look at the pictures you see all kinds of places where it dries, tips, sides, entire leaves.
I have had a thrips problem so i have sprayed the plant twice with Pyrethins(sp?) to get rid of them, im thinking that either this is burn damage from water, some kind of thrips damage?, neut burn, nitrogen toxicity as there are small black spots on the dried parts or heat damage as the box runs a bit hot at 82f.
I don't personally think it's neut burn as i've only watered twice with 2 liters in a 11 liter pot.
I've also got a clone that had thrips thats just inside of a window it also has "yellowing tips" and could never have been damage through heat.
So im guessing Water + Heat + Pyrethins is causing the damage as i just checked the PH of the water and it should be around 6-7
If you guys can spot anything strange or give me ideas what it might be.
under a 125w CFL so the heat shouldn't be extreme.
edit: i fudged the title...
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