ButteCountyIndo
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Im growing a grape ape outdoor and all of a sudden today all the leaves are droppong down real bad. Can i get some advice on what this is and how to treat it?
Need some advice. Leaves Drooping badly
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chrishydro
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picture please, like this post ill come back and look
ButteCountyIndo
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I dont have a cord for my camera right now = /
chrishydro
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do you notice any color change, are they very green and maybe overwatered leaves. What is the temp there and are they drooping at night or durning the day>
Slipon
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to bad ...
no realy .. fist thing that spring to mind is water .. either to much or to littel .. did it rain much or is it days since your girls had any ?
but yea .. you need pics to get decent help .. and for Ppl. to help you in general .. as importent as light and water
no realy .. fist thing that spring to mind is water .. either to much or to littel .. did it rain much or is it days since your girls had any ?
but yea .. you need pics to get decent help .. and for Ppl. to help you in general .. as importent as light and water
ButteCountyIndo
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they had plenty of qater day before yesturday. have them on a every 3 day watering cycle that has worked just fine but its just the one plant thats doing it. Leaves look pretty good although it has some that are a bit yellowish and look like they been lackin some nitro.
chrishydro
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Could be that one needs more water than the others that is not out of the norm. But also might not need as much as the others thats norm too. Pics would be the real way to tell.
ButteCountyIndo
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also this is a completely diff question but is putting a layer of shredded red cedar bark over the soil a good idea? i heard it'll keep the soil a bit cooler and help retain moisture.
Slipon
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shredded red cedar bark ... erm .. dunno ????as I realy dont know what it is ? I use Lega nuts .. boath in the top and bottom of my pots ..
in the bottom to keep a nice drain so roots dont sit in water ..
on top as I have high temps and want to keep the moist in the soil ..
but also nice when watering as it dot pure on the dirt .. and it direct the water in evenly .. and roots at the top also have better condision .. no dirt at the steams and drain is good ther aswell .. and also look nice
cheap small brown light stones .. can get em at plant centers and big markets that also have soil and other garden stuff .. I payd like 10$ for a big bag ..
in the bottom to keep a nice drain so roots dont sit in water ..
on top as I have high temps and want to keep the moist in the soil ..
but also nice when watering as it dot pure on the dirt .. and it direct the water in evenly .. and roots at the top also have better condision .. no dirt at the steams and drain is good ther aswell .. and also look nice
cheap small brown light stones .. can get em at plant centers and big markets that also have soil and other garden stuff .. I payd like 10$ for a big bag ..
*BUDS
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How hot has it been bro sounds like its in lockdown.
*BUDS
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No, woodchips/bark draw nutes from the soil and make it acid. Get some sugarcane/lucerne type mulch and have the edges thick tapering off to the middle of the hole to allow light showers and dew in under the mulch.
