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Showing some signs of nitrogen deficiency.
Applied some organic earthworm's castings over the surface of the soil and watered it.
Waiting a couple of days before transplant to enriched nitrogen soil.
Organic. No fertilizers yet. Only worms castings (10% - 40%) in soil as nitrogen source.
Soil mix:
30% black soil
30% coco coir
30% worm castings
10% perlite
Transplanted to a 3L pot.
Soil has been enriched in nitrogen by raising concentration of Earthworms Castings from 10% to 40% aprox.
Weather is not helping. Passed from hot and sunny days to rainy, humid, cold and cloudy days.
is that powdery at end of leaf? midlew, if so.. and of course if you haven;t dropped anything like DE on it or soemthing.
could be from soil. Allow it to dry top 1" before watering if you don't already. when you do irrigate or fertigate, make sure 20% runoff is occurring. I think this will clear up in a couple weeks if you do that.. i had a similar problem in coco recently.
now, if it takes a nosedive or ramps up, re-assess... could be wrong.. looks like it isn't nute-related, though. leaf looks great, otherwise. full, lush etc..
kopperFloyd
