Hi everyone,
I’m new to this and it is actually the first time I grow a plant and obviously have a lot to learn!!
my plant is literally dying in 3 days starting from this to that (photos attached. Just want to know if there’s anything to do to save it or thé plant is dead already...
Context:
my plant started to have this on it and looked like they’re were dying. This was expending really fast and the sun was burning it. I thought it was for an excess of nutrient so I « rinced » it, but obviously got worst.
Is has been watered a lot 1 day and half ago and away from the sun, but it’s deteriorating really fast. It is in a pot outside.
Looks like a water/root problem if it’s happening so fast (unless you added or sprayed something). Another idea (that may or may not be relevant) is someone deliberately poisoning your plant
Looks like a water/root problem if it’s happening so fast (unless you added or sprayed something). Another idea (that may or may not be relevant) is someone deliberately poisoning your plant
Looks like a water/root problem if it’s happening so fast (unless you added or sprayed something). Another idea (that may or may not be relevant) is someone deliberately poisoning your plant
i’m unsure about this one but in your good photo you can see that there’s an issue going on, whatever it is has been going on a bit longer than you think.
do you have better pictures of the plant when in “good” health?
i’m unsure about this one but in your good photo you can see that there’s an issue going on, whatever it is has been going on a bit longer than you think.
do you have better pictures of the plant when in “good” health?
Unfortunately, that’s the only one I have but if I’m honest it has been a bit better (no light green) but was always a bit like that. But, from this to that in 3 days? I really don’t understand what happened
In your first picture there is a bunch of white stuff on top of the soil - what is that? And agree with FourPlants that even the “good” picture has some problems, specifically the two-toned leaves. There was just another thread with a discussion of similar looking leaves. Other posters were convinced it was a nutrient burn as opposed to genetic/virus variegation.
In pic number 1 I see the leaf tips beginning to claw if I understand correctly this indicates excessive nitrogen the second pic tells me the plant is nute locked and is no longer taking in water. Miracle Gro?