I have a problem
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BongJuice
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It's hard to say what happend to the lower leaves.
What was going when the lower leaves were growing?
How far was the light at that time?
How often did you water?
What were you using when you watered?
What were your temps?
What was the PH?
This is why it's important to keep a log for the entire growth cycle.
That way if there's any significant changes in growth you can pinpoint where the problem lies.
When you keep a log, keep track of temp, humidity, Ph, new growth, basically anything you can write down.
But looking at your plant.
It looks fine.
The top leaves look very healthy.
It has that kelly green color that you want.
What was going when the lower leaves were growing?
How far was the light at that time?
How often did you water?
What were you using when you watered?
What were your temps?
What was the PH?
This is why it's important to keep a log for the entire growth cycle.
That way if there's any significant changes in growth you can pinpoint where the problem lies.
When you keep a log, keep track of temp, humidity, Ph, new growth, basically anything you can write down.
But looking at your plant.
It looks fine.
The top leaves look very healthy.
It has that kelly green color that you want.
Toker88
Active Member
BongJuice basically said it all man-- keep track of everything, and stay on top of Ph inbalances and watering schedules as well. Your plant does look good up top tho, so your probably fine.
Take Care!
ps. BJ-- like the pic, Dhali right? - very nice.
deviantboi
Active Member
completely correct, keep track of what you do, even if its just writing down simple numbers nutes and watering cycle. Also i am taking a long shot, but from the look of your picture your soil is awfully moist could you have been overwatering?? read up on it! good luck p.s. If the plant doesn't start looking better soon i would def start over! good luck