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Hi this is part of a small set of clones i am treating
Initial symptoms see here
This one was responding very well to foliar epsom salts and was repotted 10 days ago in a mix of worms castings, vermiculite and peat moss (the peat is a garden bag that comes with with fertilizer)
The only thing that changed is that since 2 days ago it is very cold outside and in the night the temps in the garden space go down to 7 degrees C.
Yesterday only the small leaves in the bottom showed some damage (that is old and has been in the plant before i got it)
This morning i found this leave went chlorotic.
The bottom "branches" are not developing at all, but the leaves are not yellowing anymore.
The tips look burnt but it is also old damage.
The intervenal space is clear but the veins are darker.
There is two tips by the top that have been putting out new grow (the small tips that are at fan leaf level).
The runoff pH is in the high 6 (6.7 to 6.9)
Has had two watering with a solution for vegging (Bio Sevia grow 4ml/lt) + Bio roots (2ml/lt).
The soil looked too wet but the plant doesn't look over-watered, the fan leaves point up for the light.
I watered this morning with h2o2 30 vol diluted at @4% to add O2 to the root zone and added used dry coffee grains to try and absorb some of the excess water.
When re-potted the root looked good. These clones have been rooting since early november and have a nice root mass.
Initial symptoms see here
This one was responding very well to foliar epsom salts and was repotted 10 days ago in a mix of worms castings, vermiculite and peat moss (the peat is a garden bag that comes with with fertilizer)
The only thing that changed is that since 2 days ago it is very cold outside and in the night the temps in the garden space go down to 7 degrees C.
Yesterday only the small leaves in the bottom showed some damage (that is old and has been in the plant before i got it)
This morning i found this leave went chlorotic.
The bottom "branches" are not developing at all, but the leaves are not yellowing anymore.
The tips look burnt but it is also old damage.
The intervenal space is clear but the veins are darker.
There is two tips by the top that have been putting out new grow (the small tips that are at fan leaf level).
The runoff pH is in the high 6 (6.7 to 6.9)
Has had two watering with a solution for vegging (Bio Sevia grow 4ml/lt) + Bio roots (2ml/lt).
The soil looked too wet but the plant doesn't look over-watered, the fan leaves point up for the light.
I watered this morning with h2o2 30 vol diluted at @4% to add O2 to the root zone and added used dry coffee grains to try and absorb some of the excess water.
When re-potted the root looked good. These clones have been rooting since early november and have a nice root mass.