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Wolverine1
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The plants were abused, overwatered twice they were small I waited for it to dry completely and I moved it a week and a half ago to a bigger pot and I still haven't watered since then (6.5L), the plants woke up and turned green again everything just happens slowly and I see the leaves that are in this shape. A week ago, they looked in a much worse condition, they just progress at a slow pace and don't really drink much, I thought maybe there was something to speed up the processIf your plants are not drinking that is an indication you may have root damage. Can you give more details about your growing method?
Soil with perliteIs that growing in perlite, or is that soil with a covering of perlite?
The only thing I can really tell from the pic is that the leaves aren't expanding as they should, and from your story, it's root damage.Soil with perlite
Not saying this is the cause, but i have a strawberry lemonade that ive been running about a year and a half now. she will completely consume all the nutrients in the soil within 2 weeks, no matter the brand, and will look just like that plant you have if i dont keep up on feeding her.Hello everyone! I have encountered this problem with my plants and they are not drinking at the moment and are a bit stuck, does anyone know what I should do for a quick improvement?
Soil with perlite