Burdisdead
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What kind of deficiency
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LittleDabbie
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Calcium by the looks of things, what the hell kinda soil is that?
Whats yer PH?
Whats yer PH?
Burdisdead
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Soil is unfortunate clay mixed with compost and coco ph is 7.2 then I try to get it down with a little vinegar and up at like 6.0 to 6.2
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7.2 is locking out nutrients calcium is just the start of whats to come.
Need better soil stat clay is gonna dry up harden up and suffocate your plant.
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Well I get it down to 6.0 and unfortunately my friend started it in the ground so some clay came with it when I put it in the pot
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Ok try and keep the ph around 6-6.5 and do what you can to remediate that fuckin soil lol like.. Perlite would be a great additive maybe even some vermiculite to help break up the clay, it looks bad in the picture...
The growth thats damaged now won't get better but new growth shouldn't show damage if you feed calcium or even cal-mag won't hurt.
But try and get some good potting soil and perlite and repot her.
The growth thats damaged now won't get better but new growth shouldn't show damage if you feed calcium or even cal-mag won't hurt.
But try and get some good potting soil and perlite and repot her.
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