geenmedtech
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I have one Malibu pie that the leaves are taco and curling I'm growing in super soil with compost tea and Mammoth p under 6 vero29 the super soil is on his third run and I top dress with compost any help will be appreciated
Taco leaves
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geenmedtech
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My temperature is 81 degrees and my lights are about two and a half feet away
geenmedtech
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yea the other 5 plants are fine
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im4satori
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do you happen to know the PH of the soil? could it be low ph?
try spraying the one plant with calmag 5mls and Epsom salt 1/2 tsp per gallon
it might or might not help, but it wont hurt anything either way
the calmag will give you iron and calcium and the Epsom some magnesium
if your ph is out you could have some lockout of calcium and magnesium and possibly some micro nutes (iron?)
if it improves after a day or two from the spray...do it again in 3 days thatll help in the short term
if the ph is low add some dolomite ...what size pot?
try spraying the one plant with calmag 5mls and Epsom salt 1/2 tsp per gallon
it might or might not help, but it wont hurt anything either way
the calmag will give you iron and calcium and the Epsom some magnesium
if your ph is out you could have some lockout of calcium and magnesium and possibly some micro nutes (iron?)
if it improves after a day or two from the spray...do it again in 3 days thatll help in the short term
if the ph is low add some dolomite ...what size pot?
Chunky Stool
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Overwatering can cause low PH, which can cause what you're seeing.
Chunky Stool
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Let it dry out, then give it a 1/2 dose of regular food.
I recently had the same problem with a Cindy99. I left it alone for 10 days, then gave it a mild feeding.
Damaged leaves will never look healthy, even after the plant has recovered.
I should take a pic...
I recently had the same problem with a Cindy99. I left it alone for 10 days, then gave it a mild feeding.
Damaged leaves will never look healthy, even after the plant has recovered.
I should take a pic...
geenmedtech
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Ok I'll try some cal-mag in Epsom salt today
tpc_mikey
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mix a gallon of water and a tsp of it shake the jug up good and fill your mister with that and foliar feed for quickest results be sure to spray under side of leafs.
Chunky Stool
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Even more reason to believe it's an issue in the root zone.
Let it dry out.
geenmedtech
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yes i reammende every flip
tpc_mikey
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When you reammend to you allow the soil once ammendments are made to sit and cook for a month or so? this may be your problem if you just adding all the ammendment and reusing immediatly your not giving them time to break down and turn into usable food for your plant, need to ammend water it and let it sit in a tote for atleast a month.
geenmedtech
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sorry not reammend top dress with homemade compost or organic hummus and seabird guano
tpc_mikey
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That is your problem when you recycle your soil or reuse it you need to add wormcastings kelp meal guano tomato tone some dolomite lime some peat or hummus and other things or your soil has nothing in it to feed the plants.