Cold or to much nitrogen ?
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whatscooking
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I see burnt leaf edges
3rd Monkey
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A whole plant pic might help.
The destroyed tips looks like cold burn and the tacoing looks like wind burn. That's a very bland opinion though from just a small section of the plant. I wouldn't expect wind burn on interior leaves like that, so it may be something else like watering or feed.
The destroyed tips looks like cold burn and the tacoing looks like wind burn. That's a very bland opinion though from just a small section of the plant. I wouldn't expect wind burn on interior leaves like that, so it may be something else like watering or feed.
3rd Monkey
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Yea, wind and cold got it.
hotrodharley
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Odd. I have a shitload of plants outdoors. It’s gotten down to 36 a few times. With wind. No problems. I think it’s not the temperature.
3rd Monkey
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What do you suspect?
hotrodharley
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Leaf shape indicates nitrogen excess.
No spray
When in doubt flush em out I guess
3rd Monkey
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Only the tallest, exterior part of the big plant is affected, nothing on the interior.
I think the shape, color, texture and location of the damage are all indicative to wind/cold. Nitrogen burn would be much more widespread and a different burn.
3rd Monkey
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The foliage just got beat to hell. Flushing is going to stress the roots. If you're trying to save them...
3rd Monkey
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No sign of N tox there.