yes, check for critters and transplant to new fresh soil, get them back to starting point....no nutes for a week or 2Looks like nitrogen deficiency and I would maybe take a peek at the leaves for bugs.
Yeah some of the blackish brown dots or the white marks over the leaves I've not personally had a problem with before. Had a good look for bugs of any kind but can't see nothing. These were started outside and the problems have developed after coming inside, I thought they would improve. Definitely not nitrogen deficient from lack of feed, perhaps the this soil pH is just is to acidic for weed. I don't know what soil was used.Looks like nitrogen deficiency and I would maybe take a peek at the leaves for bugs.
I have been considering repotting in soil I know works, I thought possibly the soil they've been started in could be to acidic, although they did start off well?yes, check for critters and transplant to new fresh soil, get them back to starting point....no nutes for a week or 2
Ppm out the tap is 125 according to my water company the ph is 7.2. They've only had bottled water from seed though as the ph is 6.4, the bottled waters softer than my tap and i thought that could have led to a possible cal def? So I've used tap water for the last two water to see if it helps, not so far though.What's your PPM out of the tap? Your London water is quite soft, so maybe you need a splash of Cal/Mag, plants need it to green up, and it's high in Nitrogen.
You don't have to use a lot, just a splash, it's only a trace element, but it's quite an important one for producing chlorophyll. Has the plant stalled.
Absolutely stalled, they're in reverse. I'd say they'll be near on dead in another two weeks.
Ive just got a splash of it from my mate.
Im gonna try in next water.
If that don't help I'll have to repot it
Ive give a little cal mag tonight, I gave a little applied in a foliar spray aswel.If it passes on, just order some seeds online, you'll be fine.
After a closer inspection ive discovered life lolLooks like nitrogen deficiency and I would maybe take a peek at the leaves for bugs.
Sounds like spiders mites to me. Wish I could tell ya how to wrangle and kill em but never had to deal with em. Was almost sure when I looked at the pics but sucks man. Can be a real pita.After a closer inspection ive discovered life lol
Ive never had this before, tiny microscopic dots on the leaves , if you watch closely you can see them moving. So now i have a culprit. no sign of any web yet? Is this spider mite or something else?
Will a Neem oil product defeat this?
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Thanks for the responses.feel pissed lol @Dirtbag that is what you get for bring outdoor plants indoor, your absolutely right. I might chuck it all....
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