tips of leaves turning yellow help plz pics up
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vthokies1989
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they look over waterd...theyll droop first then curl and yellow out i hope this helps
sk'mo
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All I can figure is that it's just a bit of tip burn and nothing serious. Is there a circulation fan blowing on it?
When you say you are watering about 75ml every other day, do you mean you are watering with 75ml or is that what the plant is using up?
What is you pH? I notice a bit of leaf curl, could you be over-fertilizing?
I'd check the pH (If you haven't already.), and take Stumps advice and give them a good watering and see if they perk up.
When you say you are watering about 75ml every other day, do you mean you are watering with 75ml or is that what the plant is using up?
What is you pH? I notice a bit of leaf curl, could you be over-fertilizing?
I'd check the pH (If you haven't already.), and take Stumps advice and give them a good watering and see if they perk up.
jazz98
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really if thats true that sounds like exactly whats happening
jazz98
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yes there is a few blowing on it
im watering with 75ml idk what the plant uses but i mean ive been watering on a good schedule going up as they grow and this is the first time im seeing this
i am using no ferts and i checked and rechecked my ph its good
im planning on it
vthokies1989
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ahh shitt i aint no expert but i can tell you how to fuck one up for sure bro its all about learnin your next one youll know what not to do...my first 3 grows i had this happen now i have the tools i need to grow and thats what i reccomend is gettin the proper shit and you can get it all under 50 bucks at walmart home depot or lowes
Roland
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agreed ... look like overwatered .. maybe too much nutes..... check soil and water pH
Got Good drainage ?
jazz98
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i guess it could b overwatering next time ill try watering less and i have no nutes and ph checked
as drainage goes i guess idk
vthokies1989
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try some rocks in the bottoms of your pots does the job
jazz98
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would those clay pellets work and soil just right on top?
Roland
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I use at lest an inch to inch and a half of 3/8 " gravel in bottom of pots make sure gravel and soil don't plug drain holes /// hard to overwater with good drainage
stumps
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like I said water well and let them dry out. If you water slow so the soil soaks the water up and get about 10% run off out of the bottom of the pot you'll be watering good. I'll bet you would water every 3 or 4 days. If the roots never dry you'll over water even with a little water every few days.