The week has finished, and the plant doesn't look very healthy. Although it has been growing quickly, new and previous leaves and curling up. I am not sure what kind of deficiency or excess is this. Should I kill it and grow a new one?
The plant is growing outdoors with more than 13:30 hours of light this spring.
The week has finished, and the plant doesn't look very healthy. Although it has been growing quickly, new and previous leaves and curling up. I am not sure what kind of deficiency or excess is this. Should I kill it and grow a new one?
Hi there Yeguamon, you have something called "water stress", this you can see from the wrinkles between the veins of the leafs. The good news is that it's easy to fix so you dont need to start again. Just stop overwatering and the plant will recover instantly. To never overwater again try the lifting pot method. hope this helps ! 🚀
Hey there, hope i answered your question, anything else you need just let me know 👊 To never overwater your plants again, try the lifting pot method : www.youtube.com/watch
Hello, I'm thinking that she looks a little over watered but the 55° nights could be causing her to look like that. I don't know your water habits but watch yourself it's okay for them to get pretty dry before watering them and if it's the cool temperature it will get better as the weather gets warmer 😉
Good luck 👍
Cyrus
Yeguamon
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