420thAvenue
Well-Known Member
Well, I looked in the FAQ, but it's hard to diagnose.
Let's start off with the easy one, How do I fix stretch on a plant that is outside? I have this plant hidden in our garden between a rhodedendrom and some other bush, with 2 LARGE fir trees above it. This plant gets little to no direct sunlight, I think only like 3 hours a day of direct. I realize this isn't the best of places for a plant, but it's a good hidden spot.
As for my other plants.. the bottom leaves are yellow on two of them. A few of the upper ones kind of twisted around and are somewhat droppy. According to grow faq this is sulphur deficiency? I may have overwatered them a tad much over the past few days... And I've -NEVER- PH'd the soil, how much of a problem can this be? I haven't fertilized.. yet.
Let's start off with the easy one, How do I fix stretch on a plant that is outside? I have this plant hidden in our garden between a rhodedendrom and some other bush, with 2 LARGE fir trees above it. This plant gets little to no direct sunlight, I think only like 3 hours a day of direct. I realize this isn't the best of places for a plant, but it's a good hidden spot.
As for my other plants.. the bottom leaves are yellow on two of them. A few of the upper ones kind of twisted around and are somewhat droppy. According to grow faq this is sulphur deficiency? I may have overwatered them a tad much over the past few days... And I've -NEVER- PH'd the soil, how much of a problem can this be? I haven't fertilized.. yet.