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I choose a name for her, she will be called Elisabeth ^^
I placed a plastic stick next to my plant to support it in the future, on the top of the stick there is a nica blu fan.
I put it on now to avoid breaking the roots in the future.
-> weather of the week <-
This week the sun was very hot and the plant has grown visibly . 😍
-> nutrients <-
I bought a BioBizz outdoor tripack consisting of Fish-Mix bio-bloom and top-max. 👽
-> watering <-
I watered only with 100 ml of water per day Despite the very large pot, taking care to irrigate only the part close to the plant. 😼
I added 0.2 ml to 100 ml of water daily, to do this I helped myself with a syringe.
you can try pesticides or neem oil or whatever... if early enough yo may have a chance. google will have all the options on this for sure. Think you got leaf tunnelers too, or they are one of the ones you mentioned. I'm not a fan of spraying neem or other pesticides on something i will later burn and inhale.
if it progresses, trash and do a very, very thorough cleaning of every nook and cranny. ensure no crumbs around the area to provide opportunities etc etc. if it doesn't die, try to power through it... then clean thoroughly.
Get an enclosed space or some mesh that doesn't block too much light, etc. Otherwise, pests will be constant. Keep the sorrounding area immaculate too. no standing water etc. put out some sticky traps and other preventative measures.
hope you live somewhere near the equator. a window sill may not provide much yield.
thanks to neem oil and more I managed to reduce the parasites, now the number is minimal. Having put the expanded clay as a top has helped a lot. Last week it grew less than its sister plant which had no pests.
Following a washing of the roots with hydrogen peroxide the leaves of my plant have grown small and dark green. The new leaves, although small, are beautiful and have a good smell. Should I cut the central stem of the plants with the sick leaves?
Hello.. Hope you are well.. Hydrogen peroxide will not only clean ur root zone but also give ur roots a boost of soluble oxygen.. This why ur plants have become lovely and fresh green on new growth.. It will effect places it can reach 1st more noticeably but ur central stem will cstch up with the rest and get healthy again.. Id personally leave it on and wait another wk for any improvement, if none the make the cut and remove bad/slow growth.. Stay safe n gud luck with her.. 👍🍀
WEATHER 😄
->During this week there have been 2 rainy days.
👉The plant seems to have recovered from the overabundance of oxygen due to the washing of the roots with hydrogen peroxide.
The plant has started to bloom, I can finally observe some trichomes.
😸I water the plant once every 3 days with 800 ml of water plus the fertilizers listed above.
dodoi
