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I got these from a friend and they aren't doing well. I have a tiny tent and limited resources right now. I'm thinking maybe repot them with some oceanic soul, some netting to give them some room, and maybe some calcium and PH balanced water. Any help is welcome.
I got these from a friend and they aren't doing well. I have a tiny tent and limited resources right now. I'm thinking maybe repot them with some oceanic soul, some netting to give them some room, and maybe some calcium and PH balanced water. Any help is welcome.
If u have a tiny space training would be a good thing for you to do so that ur plant gets more light. I would also check ur ph and make sure ur giving the right food in the right amounts
Hi there Pure Mello, i have to disagree with my esteemed colleagues on this one. Here i see two problems. First the plant is getting too much N , this you can see from the shiny & too green aspect of the leafs. Second i see a magnesium deficiency which is due in part actually from too much light. So it's easy to fix, reduce the N of your NPK feed, cut a couple of hours off of the light schedule and add cal mag to your feeding schedule. The affected leafs will not recover but the plant should recover quite quickly actually. You can make it recover quicker if you make a cal mag spray and spray before lights on twice a week for 10 days or so. Hope this helps ! 🚀
Im honestly unsure of the week and I'm winging it with them. I'm sure their are at least 4 weeks left or more and I'm slowly tryna save them.
Gonna add more dirt to the bin, and yes, I put them in a bin to save them. Gonna water them less and add more heat. My tent room is highly very cold and it's effecting my heat. But everything else is just okay.
PureMello
