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I'll just file your comments into the garbage bin where they belong.Dude has other threads where he’s said he’s successful in promix and coco mixed together he’s askin a lot of questions for being so successful? Lol
Don’t mind helping but don’t need trolls either!
New leaves are healthy green. No issues.How do the newest leaves look
Not at all what i asked, ill file that in my garbage bin alsoNew leaves are healthy green. No issues.
Very possible as I have a friend tend to the plants while I am away at times. We had a heavy rain spell here and I'll have to check if he adjusted watering due to the rain. He is helpful but also not one to be as intuitive when it comes to such issues.It doesn't have the classic mag deficiency look. I'm more inclined to believe that you went through a brief period of over-watering before the plant grew enough for the roots to handle the water volume. Here's picture of classic signs of magnesium deficiency:
You did ask what the leaves look like. LOL.Not at all what i asked, ill file that in my garbage bin also
Wrong go read again… but out anyhow. Gonna go chill with @Moshmen he has advilYou did ask what the leaves look like. LOL.
Media is a mixture of soil, perlite, and coco. I have it in all the potted plants in the garden.Wrong go read again
Here's the deal though ... @Aqua Man is right. You gave a photo of a small part of the plant and have yet to provide the details needed to really zero down on the issue. Does it look like mag deficiency? No, but I also can't say for sure what is going on because I have nothing to work with other than a guess.Very possible as I have a friend tend to the plants while I am away at times. We had a heavy rain spell here and I'll have to check if he adjusted watering due to the rain. He is helpful but also not one to be as intuitive when it comes to such issues.
Thats a very kind post brother but Sometimes I just know when its not worth it and if thats the kinda reply he gives to staff then i can’t justify my time hereHere's the deal though ... @Aqua Man is right. You gave a photo of a small part of the plant and have yet to provide the details needed to really zero down on the issue. Does it look like mag deficiency? No, but I also can't say for sure what is going on because I have nothing to work with other than a guess.
Aqua Man is the guru here. I'd consider myself still a student. I'm no beginner but I'm also not a pro. Sometimes I run into issues that would take a lot of time to resolve without his insight. He's attempted to help. Give him the chance.
Somehow life will go on.Thats a very kind post brother but Sometimes I just know when its not worth it and if thats the kinda reply he gives to staff then i can’t justify my time here
You kind of sound like you don't want help friend... just some friendly advice, Aqua Man really is the guru here, and is well liked by all... so being a dbag to him isn't gonna get you far here on the farm... we usually just wanna help one another.Somehow life will go on.
Thanks for the advice.You kind of sound like you don't want help friend... just some friendly advice, Aqua Man really is the guru here, and is well liked by all... so being a dbag to him isn't gonna get you far here on the farm... we usually just wanna help one another.
Coco and peat moss are common soil amendments. They improve the aeration abilities of the soil. I use a rough mix of 50% soil and a 50% addition of half peat moss and half coco. The coco is washed and buffered prior to mixing. I do a 24 soak in calmag after it's rinsed.New growth has the same issues, the problem is not fixed. The upper left one is starting to burn on the edge of the leaf.
And the over watering looks like an ongoing issue. And why did you mix mediums, they each require a different pH to be used. And also, did you buffer your coco? It can leech magnesium which is crucial for basic growth processes.
Good luck
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