over water ?

trill3ntertain · Dec 12, 2013

I think this is over watered but the soil isn't that wet after yesterday I also sprayed with some soap water only two drops of soap someone told me it would work because I had gnats which are gone now and I caught a few lady bugs that are in love with my plant anyways here are some pics of what they look like.

and no it's not yellow just my flash

Silky Shagsalot · Dec 12, 2013

i've never heard of spraying plants with soapy water for fungus gnats. i have heard of adding it to foliar nutrient sprays though.

trill3ntertain · Dec 12, 2013

Silky Shagsalot said:
i've never heard of spraying plants with soapy water for fungus gnats. i have heard of adding it to foliar nutrient sprays though.

Well too late now I don't even think it was fungus gnats just weird camoflauge bugs that looked like fruit flys one of them ate my leaf maybe I'll just wait a couple of days see what happens.

Silky Shagsalot · Dec 12, 2013

neem oil is good for almost all critters...

trill3ntertain · Dec 12, 2013

Silky Shagsalot said:
neem oil is good for almost all critters...

So I've read so have you seen this look before?

Silky Shagsalot · Dec 13, 2013

really hard to get a good look with the light on, it changes things a lot...

trill3ntertain · Dec 13, 2013

Silky Shagsalot said:
really hard to get a good look with the light on, it changes things a lot...

You can't see the twisted leafs and there all point up folded or is that normal for shocking plant lmao :/ i figure it out its just to much water i fucked up

Bugeye · Dec 13, 2013

The slight curve to your leaf structure is indicative of over-watering. Yours don't look too bad so good air circulation is all I'd recommend. Leaf structure does vary a little by strain so don't take my word as gospel, and whatever other caveats about not knowing anything else about what you are doing!

AimAim · Dec 13, 2013

Silky Shagsalot said:
i've never heard of spraying plants with soapy water for fungus gnats. i have heard of adding it to foliar nutrient sprays though.

In case you are interested the reason you add a couple drops of soap is to break the surface tension of the water, soap acts as a surfactant. Sometimes liquids can just ball up and roll off the leaf. With a few drop of soap added, the surface tension is broken and the water "sheets" and sticks to the leaves.

Silky Shagsalot · Dec 13, 2013

yup, yup, yup! i use spray n grow aand that's what the box says.

trill3ntertain · Dec 13, 2013

Bugeye said:
The slight curve to your leaf structure is indicative of over-watering. Yours don't look too bad so good air circulation is all I'd recommend. Leaf structure does vary a little by strain so don't take my word as gospel, and whatever other caveats about not knowing anything else about what you are doing!

Ya she's still alive I pointed the fan at her she looks better.

trill3ntertain · Dec 13, 2013

Silky Shagsalot said:
yup, yup, yup! i use spray n grow aand that's what the box says.

Mmmm Mac n cheese.

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