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When I see the algae I let the substrate dry a little and then the algae start to disappear changing the color from green to yellow, and after that I start watering again trying to put ‘em less water then I was putting at first, but I steel see the plants some sad, if someone could help me I would really appreciate
When I see the algae I let the substrate dry a little and then the algae start to disappear changing the color from green to yellow, and after that I start watering again trying to put ‘em less water then I was putting at first, but I steel see the plants some sad, if someone cou
The growth of moss in the containers is due to the combination of transparency, light, and humidity, creating the perfect environment for its development. To prevent the appearance of moss, I would recommend using opaque containers or covering the transparent ones with material that blocks light. Additionally, make sure to maintain a proper balance of humidity in the growing environment. I hope this solution helps! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask. Best regards!
I took the recommendation that this great community answered to me , the only thing I need to say again is thanks a lot. This tips helped me resolve the issues, I,m a new grower and I’m still learning, I covered up the pot with paper for the 2 plants and the other one was transferred to another vase.
I gonna start flowering this plants to see which is female. The plants look good but a few days ago, I messed up because I went to a trip and I let someone take care of my plants, and he forgot to watering my plants, but they recovery fast.
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