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What's going on Thunderfudge,Looks like low Temps on the droop.
What's your light situation?
Daytime temps?night time temps?
PH of water/nutes?I've already answered this question on the lower leaves yellowing.have u searched through the sites search engine yet?it really is good
They don't look dark green to me, but I don't have much experience as far as what the leaves should look like. I read that tips pointed downward is a sign of N toxicity.Looks much more like N toxicity. Those leaves are dark green?
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Ok, I'll lay off the water for a while. Thanks for the advice. How dry should thepot be before watering each time? Should I use nutrients each time as well?looks like over watering to me...those leaves are drooping like they have been watered too much...overwatering will cause some deficiencies ...
but i dont see any of the symptoms you describe in your title to this post....reading your title would be a sure sign of over fert, but the pics dont show it, just looks like over watering....the first pic you posted of the lower leaf is a P def and a N def...probably from over watering leaching out nutes and changing up ph
Also, I it seems some people say it looks like N toxicity while others say N deficiency. Is there a way to rule out one or the other?looks like over watering to me...those leaves are drooping like they have been watered too much...overwatering will cause some deficiencies ...
but i dont see any of the symptoms you describe in your title to this post....reading your title would be a sure sign of over fert, but the pics dont show it, just looks like over watering....the first pic you posted of the lower leaf is a P def and a N def...probably from over watering leaching out nutes and changing up ph
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?p=4939799#post4939799Also, I it seems some people say it looks like N toxicity while others say N deficiency. Is there a way to rule out one or the other?
Awesome man, thanks for the advice.Like @sun said get a three way meter. They help , especially for checking ph and moisture levels at bottom of container. I have found airpots or fabric pots do the wet/dry cycle faster. Which in some cases is beneficial.
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