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One plant is looking bad but still doing it good leafs hanging it looks strange

GrownTrees
GrownTreesstarted grow question 4 years ago
If you can see on the picture one plant is looking a little bad. She grows in the length better than the other one but the colors looks a little like yellow or lightgreen and the leaves hanging down and feels hard or raw. But she's still doing it good! Over feeded? To much water?
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Week 5
Leaves. Curl down
Leaves. Veins - yellow between
Leaves. Other
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Ganjagardenner
Ganjagardenneranswered grow question 4 years ago
Hey. Very interesting grow here! So you have the same gentetics and upbringing but one plant is doing very well and the other is somewhat struggling 🤔 assumption is the feed is the same? I can only think it is having issues with the roots. Possibly as you have planted them quite close in the same pot . Which I do like the idea... looks like roots have been damaged/under stress. My first Go to would be some stress relieving feed. Have a look at something like biobizz algamic or the bio heaven. I know this company and feed, but there are certainly others out there that will help. If you can . Without too much messing about try and move it a few inches further away. Take some soil from the outer edges, (Go quite deep)gently push the girl in that Direction and use the same soil the fill the gap where the girl just left. You would have to be v carefull doing this. I would definitely recommend some root/stress feed though. Best of luck
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CRiSPrGrow
CRiSPrGrowanswered grow question 4 years ago
hey there GrownTrees, so you have a few things going on. The upwards leaf curl, called taco-ing is because of the sun and the temperature, nothing you can really do about that , ambient temperature could read one thing but the leaf surface temperature could be another. The downward curl is from root zone issues; and the wrinkles are from overwatering. Dont worry, it's an easy fix. As long as you fix the problem roots and stop (slightly) overwatering you'll be fine. What you want to do is use something to break down the problem roots like enzymes, humic acid or beneficial bacteria. for the overwatering issue, try watering half a day later, the wet dry cycle is very important and you probably have a type of soil that keeps moisture in more like clay-ish soil or something like that. Hope this helps ! 🚀
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labifle
labifleanswered grow question 4 years ago
Salut le jardinier ! On dirais des plantes mutantes . Tu est sûre d'arroser aubin Ph ? Elles souffrent de quelques chose vue les feuilles. Bonne chance bella ciao
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MadeInGermany
MadeInGermanyanswered grow question 4 years ago
Hi buddy :). What is your Ph and Ec worth? What is your watering behavior like?
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