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Jardineiro_Br
Jardineiro_Brstarted grow question 1y ago
I have two plants that are making me worried. As you can see, one is very small with a thin stem, and the other has grown well but has very droopy leaves. What could be causing this?
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Week 2
Leaves. Curl down
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 1y ago
Looks like poor watering habits as well as too much light (mostly the plant at the bottom of the 4th picture in week 2). that might be causing teh n-deficiency symptoms on a few plants. i'd fix your watering habits before making too many other adjustments, as that might be the cause of it all. that medium needs drainage/aeration amendments. Even if it is coco coir based "mix" it needs 1/3rd perlite. If it is a soil, you want 50%. Doesn't have to be perlite exacty. There are options.
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RasendeRollo92
RasendeRollo92answered grow question 1y ago
Hey 👋 I would agree to yan402. Some plants grow faster, some slower… even if they are from same package of seeds. The other of your lady’s seems overwatered. Also in my opinion your pots are a little small for those plants. Do transplant them, with good soil, and guess they will bounce back 🖖🍀👊
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Yan420
Yan420answered grow question 1y ago
P.S. Your pH is a a bit low for Carolina Mix soil usually prefers 6.2–6.5. If you’re watering below that, could be slowing things down too.
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Yan420
Yan420answered grow question 1y ago
One might just be a natural runt, it happens. But also check your watering: in 1L pots, even small mistakes hit hard. The droopy one might be overwatered or heat-stressed. Carolina Mix holds moisture long, so let the soil dry out well between waterings. Bigger pots soon would help both bounce back.
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AsNoriu
AsNoriuanswered grow question 1y ago
Too much light ? What light you use ? By ph its coco i guess, could be wrong balance of food too ...
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