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Overnight soak in glass of distilled water
Followed by wet paper towel until tap root 1-2 inches. Not quite long enough at this stage so will give it another 12-24 hrs.
27/10 transplanted into coco , direct to final pot, 3 gallon
Some tiny brown spots on her leaves, and slightly pale white spots on the same leaf closer to the stem.
Nute burn?
I have been giving her a misting with distilled water with a touch of liquid karma added. Otherwise looks healthy
None of my other plants have these spots.
hey there spiderdijon, yeah you've been doing a great job doing the misting, it's a great technique! thing is the little water dropplets will sort of collect on the leafs and if they dont evaporate quick enough, they'll make a "magnifier effect" and create a loupe combined with the light that will actually burn the leafs and create little markings like what you're seeing now. It's no major but just make sure the leafs are dry ish otherwise this can happen. hope this helps ! 🚀
Why am I getting yellowed leaves at the bottom?
Not sure if it's a deficiency or because I trained her to early with the main stem to close to the ground, the bottom get splashed while watering and touch the soil
Your giving the right nutrients. I would say its your ph is out causing the plant not to be able to absorb the correct nutrition. With coco your ph range is 5.5 to 6.5 with 5.8 to 6.2 being optimum.
Looked great at the end. Just a tip to strengthen those stems...I keep a fan, close and low, blowing on my ladies enough to move them around but not give them whiplash. The constant movement caused by the airflow of the fans help to strengthen the stems. Great diary. Again, nice finish.
spiderdijon69
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