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FatCobra
FatCobrastarted grow question 4y ago
Ok, first real issue. The plant today is starting to wilt considerably and the lower leaves have started to turn yellowish green. I just watered it this morning and it’s looking worse than it did earlier. What could be causing this? I haven’t started feeding yet. Soil depleted?
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Stonerd
Stonerdanswered grow question 4y ago
Wilting might be due to some water damage, take off the plastic covering and aerate the soil. Water when the top 5cm/2inches are dry with at least 20-30% of the water as runoff. Fertilizing should usually start when the first set of leaves have fully developed (start-mid week 2 from seed normally) so I would start giving her some nutrients! If you're having humidity issues and the humidifier isn't enough then try hanging a warm damp towel in the grow space to try and increase it. Hope this helps! Good luck and happy growing :)
Youngbuds1
Youngbuds1answered grow question 4y ago
Make sure you water your soil after the soil has dried up. Also if you haven’t fed amendments to the soil I would look at doing that too. I have the same problem but I wrote it off just because new growth is still coming in.
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Shockolateman08
Shockolateman08answered grow question 4y ago
See how puffy and fat your leaves are...that's over watering...just let it aerate and continue on continuing on...wet dry cycle is what tells you to feed👊👌👍🤘
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TimTheTerpMan
TimTheTerpMananswered grow question 4y ago
So personally I've found I need to feed around week 3 of veg with Ocean Forest soil. I'd prob not be covering it with syran wrap at this stage. 🤘😤
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