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Well you are telling us nothing that can help us identify b the issue. Wrong pH would not do that and you are not feeding anything that I can tell. Over watering could be a problem but I would give you droopy leaves, not dry them. There's a comment in the previous week that gives us a lead, you transplanted the plant and most probably damaged the roots; the plant was still too small and the roots could not hold the soil, so it came apart. Let it be, there's nothing you can do but wait for it to recover if the damage was not to extensive
Mixed up 2 gallons of water today. 2 tsp of dolomite lime and 2 tsp Recharge in each gallon. Then spread both gallons evenly across the plants. Took some pics of ‘before’. Looking forward to seeing what happens over the next couple of days. I’ll take additional pics and include them all in the next update. 🤞
I read a good book recently, with conditions like this he recommended watering in or top dressing with dolomite lime. I have some similar issues going on at the moment and I just got some lime to give it a try. I have a feeling it’s going to work like magic. I’ve used lime outdoors on dead spots in my lawn and after a little lime beautiful new grass comes right back. Check my diaries next week for the results. But I don’t think your plant is in danger of dying, just needs an adjustment.
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