wildfire97936
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That's was my thought
Anyone know what is wrong with one of my girls
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Roger A. Shrubber
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that soil looks very heavy and dense, i'd suggest getting some perlite or coarse sand, repotting, and adding a good bit of either. you can cut the water back too much and it will still take a long time to dry out if the soil can't drain
Olive Drab Green
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Do you people seriously think it's nute burn after all the information we just gathered?
1. He admitted to watering a seedling that isn't even a week old yet every day.
2. The leaves are pale
3. There is no claw
4. What you guys are seeing isn't burn/necrosis, it's chlorosis. Nute burn doesn't cause chlorosis; chlorosis occurs with the deficiency or absence of nutrients.
1. He admitted to watering a seedling that isn't even a week old yet every day.
2. The leaves are pale
3. There is no claw
4. What you guys are seeing isn't burn/necrosis, it's chlorosis. Nute burn doesn't cause chlorosis; chlorosis occurs with the deficiency or absence of nutrients.
wildfire97936
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^^^^ what he said. It's ridiculous shit like this that made me abandon this site the first time
NoobGrassGrower
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No that stupid doing that I've only even given it nutes once just to see if that was the problem
NoobGrassGrower
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Alright I've read everything everyone's got too say and I've learned from my mistakes won't happen again that's why my name says noob grass grower because I'm not experienced
NoobGrassGrower
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Could it be root rot? How do I know if I have root rot and can you get rid of it also They are about a month and a half old I think I've over watered them way to much that's why there that small have a ruined anything? Will they still grow?
Roger A. Shrubber
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i don't think you have root rot, but i do think you have very heavy dense soil that doesn't drain well, and you've been overwatering, so your roots are probably a little stunted. repot with some perlite and/or coarse sand added to the mix, at least 25 to 30%. then start letting it dry out good between waterings. you want it to be DRY 2 inches down. not damp. the pot should get very light. thats how i tell when i need to water, i just grab the pot and see how heavy it is.
after a week or ten days it ought to start perking up. have patience. don't love it to death, lenny.
after a week or ten days it ought to start perking up. have patience. don't love it to death, lenny.
hellmutt bones
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If that was over watering she be limp as fuck. Thats clearly nute burn.. He clearly stated that he gave her nutes, and he never explained what kind of soil he has. So yeha its nute burn.
NoobGrassGrower
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It's in the ground like the others i will still be okay to take it out and get perlite and mix in there
Roger A. Shrubber
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yeah, just be gentle with it and squeeze the pot good to loosen up the soil before you pull it out.
not all plants are equal. some of them deal with things better than others. it would be good for your other plants to transplant them as well, they're just better able to deal with the stress than the one having problems
not all plants are equal. some of them deal with things better than others. it would be good for your other plants to transplant them as well, they're just better able to deal with the stress than the one having problems
Olive Drab Green
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Wait until it grows up. The root system, I mean. It's still young, you might shock it. When you have to transplant, just mix your next pot's medium with perlite. Even then, the general rule is to water every 3-5 days.
lio lacidem
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He Is in the ground Olive so he wont be up potting. If he waits till the roots get bigger he will def hurt it if he pulls it out then.
Roger A. Shrubber
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man, i'm goofy too, got high too early today. if you're careful, you can pull those plants out and dig up the soil good, add some perlite, maybe some garden lime, some coarse sand.
or you can try top dressing the soil, putting some good stuff around them and scratching it in with a garden fork. try to let it dry out good before you water it again.
or you can try top dressing the soil, putting some good stuff around them and scratching it in with a garden fork. try to let it dry out good before you water it again.
Olive Drab Green
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I see. In that case, I'd just encourage him to be extremely careful. But I don't really think he needs perlite, though; just to stop watering every day. It should only be every 3-5 days.
wildfire97936
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He also said he was watering a week old plant for 30seconds every day with a fucking hose. Get your head out of your ass.
And because he didn't say what kind of soil he had that makes it nute burn? Wow got a real hardy boy over here. I've got some cold cases maybe you want to use your psychic powers and solve them for me.
Olive Drab Green
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Overwatering can also manifest as looking like an Mg/K/P deficiency, because those nutrients are more water-mobile and leach more easily than, say, nitrogen.
hellmutt bones
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Wtf?? Bro your ass need a chill pill, bet uve never caught an ass beating before.. fuqing Nerd!
wildfire97936
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Son come to Texas and I'll throw you a beating. Beat the brakes off you so then you have a reason for that mouth to run