How's This Look? Over Watered?

jawbrodt

jawbrodt

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^Agreed, although it likely doesn't need any additional nutes added, it just needs an adjustment to the watering routine, so it can access those already in the soil.


Describe your watering habits?
 
asaph

asaph

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or take note of these very simple watering rules:

wait until the soil is quite dry - when your put your finger in two inches and it comes out dry, and/or/better yet, when you lift the pot and it feels very light - as if it hardly contains any water in it.

at this point, water your plant thoroughly until water starts to run off from the bottom of it.

repeat throughout growth.
 
bunnyface

bunnyface

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yeah,,they have it bang on with watering tips and that,,but I too think it maybe a small bit N def. ,Maybe keep an eye on that wee small set of bottom leaves,,they looking abit discoloured. and when you look at them pic it looks alittle lime/pale green,,, but that colour could be the strain so Id water before taking any further action. Esp. since we dont know your soil.strain etc....


take it easy
 
asaph

asaph

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as been said here, N def is likely from roots taking damage from moisture stress

fix that and only then see about nutrition
 
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ChronicMayne

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why'd you cut the leafs already? lol not even close enough to needing em cut get some fertilizer with some nitrogen in it too. good luck man.
 
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McFonz

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You need way more perlite in your soil. When you transplant add 30-50% perlite to the mix.
It will lower by far the possibility of flooding the medium.
 
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