Teerouven
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no it is a salt is is brown and white speacially for plant ...ok i have flushed the plant will it b ok
So what's wrong with my flowering weed plant?
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Dr. Who
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STIG sighting!
Teerouven
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so will
it be ok
Teerouven
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or do i flush with more
Teerouven
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Dr. Who
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mollymcgrammar
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I wanna see a pic of your "salt"
DesertGrow89
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An excess of salt will dehydrate the plant, possibly lock out nutrients. Give her a good flushing.
Dr. Who
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Guy's, he's talking about a granular fertilizer.....They call them "salt's" over there....
2: Maybe 2 days,,,,,,,pick up the pot/cup after watering...feel how heavy it is.....When it dries out it will be very light....water it then...Try not to wait until it "droops" to water it......Unless you transplant to a bigger pot....you will end up having to water it maybe as much as 3 times a day! Up=Pot!
Doc
1: Transplant to a bigger pot.....That's for seedlings
2: Maybe 2 days,,,,,,,pick up the pot/cup after watering...feel how heavy it is.....When it dries out it will be very light....water it then...Try not to wait until it "droops" to water it......Unless you transplant to a bigger pot....you will end up having to water it maybe as much as 3 times a day! Up=Pot!
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Teerouven
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i have stop flushing but he leaves are still the same
tokalotapot
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the brown looks like a calmag/iron def
the droopy leaves seeems like too much water
came to the conclusion because if it was lack of water you would definitely know and main problem is over watering.and dont use epson salt it lacks calcium only has magnesium. so iron will get out of balance. whats your temp and humidity. also in the tips of the leaves looks like over nuted with a nutlock so it appears hungry from the salts. osmeotic pressure should be changed in the rhyzosphere(roots) flush the dirt and wait a few days for it to recover. it is my educated guess of the pic
the droopy leaves seeems like too much water
came to the conclusion because if it was lack of water you would definitely know and main problem is over watering.and dont use epson salt it lacks calcium only has magnesium. so iron will get out of balance. whats your temp and humidity. also in the tips of the leaves looks like over nuted with a nutlock so it appears hungry from the salts. osmeotic pressure should be changed in the rhyzosphere(roots) flush the dirt and wait a few days for it to recover. it is my educated guess of the pic
Anon Emaus
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Have you read on overwatering or underwatering and determined which one it is and made an action to figure out for sure and correct it? Remember it wont be fixed instantly, but from anything I've read it looks like one of the two. fuck all this salt talk, your problem involves water.