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I'm assuming you water when you notice "it seems dry 2 inches down" ?
Yeah that's why I asked because I already knew the answer, you're chronically over Watering your plantsYes, but not carelessly. I lean towards under water, rather than over watering. I’ve never had root rot in any plant I own and I own a lot of cacti and succulents, so like I said. I lean to under watering. . I was doing every 3 days, bumped it up to 2 days. And now I’m wondering if it doesn’t need to be every 24hrs with those air pots and good airflow.
Yeah that's why I asked because I already knew the answer, you're chronically over Watering your plants
you need to let it completely dry out (AKA wet/dry cycle )and heres how you learn to do that in a few short waterings;
Fill the same size pot with the same medium your using leave it dry and set it aside
when the plants feel the same weight as the dry pot you've set aside that's when you water, hope this helps good luck
Not Leaf burn, imo necrotic spots from overwatering, good luckit’s not over watering. Why are the leaves folding up? Why are they getting burnt? I wouldn’t be here if it was over watering, that’s an easy thing to test and fix.
like I said. I watered them last night and this morning they are no longer drooping.
On another forum, one piece of feed back I got was is that even though I have added Co2, 80-82f degrees maybe too hot for that strain and they are getting heat exhaustion.
But I can’t figure out what’s causing the leaf burns.
Not Leaf burn, imo necrotic spots from overwatering, good luck
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Not Leaf burn, imo necrotic spots from overwatering, good luck
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