Is this normal?

Outdoorgrower45 · 2025-07-23T11:20:27-0600

I have an outdoor plant here with an almost neon green color. The leaves aren’t burnt at the ends or anything so idk if that’s normal. Feeding them roots organic nutrients( Buddha grow, ancient amber, calmag, surge, extreme serene) with roots 707 soil in 20 gallon pots. Watering them every other day or so

Outdoorgrower45 · 2025-07-23T11:26:12-0600

nuting them every 5 days

warble · 2025-07-23T13:30:56-0600

I was going to say needs nitrogen, but your other plants look darker green. Maybe overwatering, with the canoeing of the leaves. Perhaps let the girl droop before watering. I get the light green on new growth, not the whole plant. What is your EC and Ph? How about runoff readings?

Outdoorgrower45 · 2025-07-23T15:44:18-0600

warble said:
I was going to say needs nitrogen, but your other plants look darker green. Maybe overwatering, with the canoeing of the leaves. Perhaps let the girl droop before watering. I get the light green on new growth, not the whole plant. What is your EC and Ph? How about runoff readings?

Yeah you’re right, all my other plants have a healthy shade of green, it’s just that one that’s different. We have a 40 gallon tub that we mix all the nutrients in, we’re mixing 72 ml of each nutrient in that tub and giving each plant about 2 gallons. The ppm is around 750 or 800. I don’t know about the EC, is that something we should be paying attention to? The ph with all that is like 4.8 and we use ph up to get it to around 6.3 or 6.4. Thank you for the help

Outdoorgrower45 · 2025-07-23T15:45:51-0600

warble said:
I was going to say needs nitrogen, but your other plants look darker green. Maybe overwatering, with the canoeing of the leaves. Perhaps let the girl droop before watering. I get the light green on new growth, not the whole plant. What is your EC and Ph? How about runoff readings?

And how do you measure runoff readings and what does that mean?

Outdoorgrower45 · 2025-07-23T15:47:50-0600

Outdoorgrower45 said:
Yeah you’re right, all my other plants have a healthy shade of green, it’s just that one that’s different. We have a 40 gallon tub that we mix all the nutrients in, we’re mixing 72 ml of each nutrient in that tub and giving each plant about 2 gallons. The ppm is around 750 or 800. I don’t know about the EC, is that something we should be paying attention to? The ph with all that is like 4.8 and we use ph up to get it to around 6.3 or 6.4. Thank you for the help

We’re feeding 20 plants

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