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Hermes88
Hermes88started grow question a year ago
last week Leaf miners attacked my plants and I fought them with neem oil. The parasites are gone but I don't understand why the leaf is still dying
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Leaves. Color - Dark-brown
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Bmolly
Bmollyanswered grow question a year ago
It's possible that the leaf burns on your plant are the result of nutrient excess rather than a pest infestation. However, it's important to consider that the leaves at the first node are usually the first to drop over time. If the new shoots appear healthy and show no signs of damage, it's a positive indication that your plant is on the right track. As the plant grows, it's normal for older leaves to die off and be replaced by new, healthy leaves. Remember to monitor nutrient levels and ensure you follow the recommended fertilization guidelines to avoid nutrient excess. Pay attention to any changes in leaf appearance and adjust your feeding practices accordingly. I hope this information is helpful! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask. Best wishes and good luck with your plant!
gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question a year ago
Your substrate looks very dense and wet. Them leaves die. The tip of your lead there. That's a sign she's finding it hard to breath in your dense soaked sub bud.. Rootsx need to breath just as much as the plant. You could lightly start tilling the top it'll help dry but that'll only get you so far. Also if you haven't already. You can lift the plant up by the stem (will need to be semi-dry, don't attempt if you get to much resistance neither, wait till it dries more) and lift the plant up a few cm will allow air to flow in and will allow massive intake. Can be done on a reg basis if your sub is dense. But, perlite, sank or pebbles would avoid this. Good Growing
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Stork
Storkanswered grow question a year ago
Ladybugs will help they are the best protector of outdoor
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