Looks to me like calcium magnesium deficiency .... try to flush your plants with cal and mag solution and wait till next day to see it they are bouncing back.No idea what's going on.
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Wide shot of top portion
Close up healthyish lower branch
Close up top branches
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Pretty sure it's neither calcium nor magnesium deficiency;No idea what's going on.
Pics below.
Wide shot of top portion
Close up healthyish lower branch
Close up top branches
Thank you
Hey that's right good to see you! Hey in the morning when I've got time I'm going to go read your other thread over coffee and maybe get a better idea, my first thought is that you don't have enough aeration and you're starting to see root rot, possibly from poor drainage and/or over-watering; let it dry out would be my first suggestion . I'll catch up with you in the a.m. good luck!Hey BW!
This is same plant you helped with via different post a few weeks back...
Been a slow steady progression of drooping curling reddening over 6 week span.
It's in a plastic container with ~25gal compost soil peat mix.
Nothing new, Neptune's every few days.
No sign of critter damage, trunk feels well rooted.
Got down to 49 a few night ago (Maine) but this was all happening before that.
Other plants in garden all doing their thing.
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Maybe this will help. But are you over watering? I'd flush them out with ph water and give it some sort of Carbohydrate just to help out with photosynthesis since leafs are droopy. Make sure there is run off and collect it and test the runoff water might tell you a problem there
Thank you againHey that's right good to see you! Hey in the morning when I've got time I'm going to go read your other thread over coffee and maybe get a better idea, my first thought is that you don't have enough aeration and you're starting to see root rot, possibly from poor drainage and/or over-watering; let it dry out would be my first suggestion . I'll catch up with you in the a.m. good luck!
Liquid Neptune's. I usually split a gallon of treated water between my 6 plants 3x week.If I were to guess I'd say it's both hungry and a bit overwatered just judging by the looks of it, but it does have some sort of bacterial or fungal thing going on too. Mind you healthy plants are more succeptable to that kind of infection so I'm not surprised. BW could be on to something regarding possible root rot too.
Have you fed it anything or are you just relying on the compost?
Never heard of it. Do you know the ppm and ph of the feedings?Liquid Neptune's. I usually split a gallon of treated water between my 6 plants 3x week.
That's fertilized water. Lots of additional non treated waterNever heard of it. Do you know the ppm and ph of the feedings?
And that doesnt sound right, 6 plants are only getting 3 gallons a week? so half a gallon per week per plant? Am I getting that right? That cant be right...
That's fertilized water. Lots of additional non treated water
Id say phosphorous deficiency, or ph is out or both maybe causing lockout of other nutes.No idea what's going on.
Pics below.
Wide shot of top portion
Close up healthyish lower branch
Close up top branches
Thank you
I agree, I also think they're just generally underfed most likely. And possibly overwatered.Id say phosphorous deficiency, or ph is out or both maybe causing lockout of other nutes.
Just re read this, what I meant to say was unhealthy plants are more succeptable to infection.If I were to guess I'd say it's both hungry and a bit overwatered just judging by the looks of it, but it does have some sort of bacterial or fungal thing going on too. Mind you healthy plants are more succeptable to that kind of infection so I'm not surprised. BW could be on to something regarding possible root rot too.
Have you fed it anything or are you just relying on the compost?
Thank you, thank you.So Frank I read through both of your previous threads about this plant, and I think it's all covered in this thread, probably a few things going on, ph lockout, underfed, over-watered, poor drainage, possible thrips & leaf spot fungus as well; I think these are your issues that need to be corrected
I'd recommend doing a quick slurry test and post your results both pH and PPM before you make too many changes
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