newGrows
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This plant was transplanted yesterday from a pure organic soil medium into a mix of about 30-40% perlite and the rest being some of the same soil which I added 2 tablespoons of dolomitic lime plus about 32 oz of water and drained out about half that water before replanting. That soil contains woodchips and seed husks (and maybe other things i cant see).
She's been getting worse constantly since popping up. Lights are 3 x 23 watt cfl at 6700k plus 1 x 55 watt cfl at 2700k. light schedule is 18 on 6 off.
There is one small fan going continuously.
None of the quick guides seem to mention anything that sounds like this problem except maybe manganese, and I think its too early ~3 weeks in for any nutrient issues?
My ph meter is en route so I don't know if thats a problem.
If the soil was previously too acidic, how many days would I need to wait after adding the lime before I find out that was the problem?
Since the problem seems to be getting worse faster, could the soil have been too basic?
She's been getting worse constantly since popping up. Lights are 3 x 23 watt cfl at 6700k plus 1 x 55 watt cfl at 2700k. light schedule is 18 on 6 off.
There is one small fan going continuously.
None of the quick guides seem to mention anything that sounds like this problem except maybe manganese, and I think its too early ~3 weeks in for any nutrient issues?
My ph meter is en route so I don't know if thats a problem.
If the soil was previously too acidic, how many days would I need to wait after adding the lime before I find out that was the problem?
Since the problem seems to be getting worse faster, could the soil have been too basic?
