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Karekaman
Karekamanstarted grow question 3 years ago
Ajuda por favor Folhas murchas como se estivesse com sede, já reguei com 2 litros de água ph 5.8 PPM 800, aguardei 2 horas e a planta murchou ainda mais, cultivo em solo de Coco Nutrição Nitrato de Cálcio + Plant Prod 07 11 27
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Leaves. Wilting
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 3 years ago
Wow, I am in shock! Such a disaster! If you gave her calcium nitrate AND a fertilizer with a NPK ratio of 7/11/27, this is a very strong mix for such a small plant! The extra water has no doubt mobilised fertilizer salts in the coir, adding to the problem and not solving the problem and now with more information, I would be inclined to think your plant is suffering with nutrient toxicity, which can look like dehydration, and which will literally suck the moisture out of your plant due to too many fertilizer salts in the substrate causing a reverse osmosis effect. I am not sure how to fix this, but the suggestion by Snoike to move the plant out of direct lighting is a wise suggestion. Only giving plain water until the excess nutrient salts have been flushed from your substrate and the plant starts to recover would also be wise. I hope there is someone that can give you more specific suggestions as how to rescue this plant. Regards,...... Organoman.
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Karekaman
Karekamananswered grow question 3 years ago
Oraganamon...muito obrigado pela sua atenção, tenho mais de 90% de certeza que você está totalmente correto em seu diagnóstico Tentarei essa manobra para a reversão do problema
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Frm11001
Frm11001answered grow question 3 years ago
Hola! parece que los comentarios anteriores tienen mas experiencia que la mía, pero leyendo los mismos, me pregunto si fuera conveniente trasplantarla a un nuevo suelo
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Snoike
Snoikeanswered grow question 3 years ago
Looks like the root system is damaged. She is definitely in distress and shock. Is this due to a lack of watering? Once wilting/shock begins, no amount of root watering is going to save your plant. Take a spray bottle and mist the undersides of the leaves with RO water. Do this 3-4 times a day until the leaves lift. Also take the plant out of direct light, give her indirect light. Treat it just like you would treat a freshly cut clone. With that and the misting of the leaves, she should be back up in 2-3 days.
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