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BurnzYzBudZz
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Looking thirsty. What are you feeding? Medium? How often? 3gal pots? pH? Tap or RO water? Lighting? Indoor/outdoor? We need a bit more info before helping you diagnose the issue.
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3 gal fabric pots, indoor grow, tap water, organic soil(Stonington blend from coast of Maine co.), not feeding as per soil instructions, watering twice a week, soil ph 7 after watering. Been letting get pretty dry as symptoms started after what I thought was over watering.
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Agree with mr. Burns you have to feed that plant. Those directions are for a plant in let's say a 10 gallon pot then you may not have to feed that soil then, but you're going to have to feed it in a 3 gallon pot, you should have been feeding it quite a while ago, also to get your pH Down mix your nutrients up to around 500 - 600 ppm (500scale) and feed it at about 6.2pH to get that pH down a bit cuz 7 is a bit high, good luck!
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Watering twice weekly is not often enough. I assume you need better airflow to assist to medium with drying out faster. I water every other day in 5 gal fabric pots.
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