Deficiency? First organic grow

FrankHerbert

FrankHerbert

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Hi there.

Can someone help me to identify what deficiency is this?

The strain is unknown, sativa sulamericana, growing outdoor.

I'm using my own soil mix recipe, as follows:

5L coco
5L vermicompost
10L organic garden soil
2,5L perlite
4 spoons of bokashi
1 spoons of dolomite dust
2 spoons of mammon pie ("torta de mamona" in portuguese, nitrogen rich)
2 spoons of chicken manure
4 spoons of cow manure
(Suggestions are appreciated)

Thanks in advance.
 

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Did you let your soil mix sit? Before using it?

I did the mistake of not letting it sit enough for the amendments to start decomposing. I had some nitrogen deficiencies
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I transplanted them into a pot that had been sitting for almost two months, I was patient and she eventually got better.
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The older leaves never recuperated but the new growth is healthy.
 
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Your plant looks healthy in in general, new growth is green, I think if you transplant it into a bigger pot with your soil mix and that mix has been sitting for long enough, your plant should keep growing in healthy manner.
 
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DoobieDoobs said:
Your plant looks healthy in in general, new growth is green, I think if you transplant it into a bigger pot with your soil mix and that mix has been sitting for long enough, your plant should keep growing in healthy manner.
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My soil was sitting for about three weeks. I'll try to manage it better.

Thank you for the support. This forum is amazing.
 

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