Outdoor problems
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hotrodharley
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Looks possibly like you dug a hole and filled it with medium. What’s under it? Specifically regarding drainage.
Girlscoutgrower
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There is clay about 16inc under it but iv filled it with an nice mix from grow shop, also the surrounding soil looks nice I ph tested it an was between 6-6.5 was medium to hi in potassium medium to hi in phosphorus but on the lo side in nitrate iv give a little feed with canna veg, seaweed an humic acid, what ye think ?
hotrodharley
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Just be very sure to not overwater. I suspected clay. Be sure to adjust your pH.
Girlscoutgrower
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How many times u recommed waterin a week, I suppose it depends of the weather as well, different to having um under a light, ye have any tips for me, is that a problem I have with the lightning of the leaves, I’ll keep an eye on them,
hotrodharley
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No idea on watering. Once the roots really penetrate the soil around it things should improve. I would wait until the leaves and the stems they’re on are drooping before watering. Especially if you have a rainy season.
Girlscoutgrower
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Hopefully the weather gona be nice from now summer on the way it’s heating up in uk
Aussieaceae
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Is the ground still cool during the night?
Happens to me sometimes, clears right up as soon as it gets the warm sun. In my case, it's because calcium isn't as mobile when it's cold.
Does the yellowing clear up during the day?
Was the plant just transplanted from indoors?
In all honesty it doesn't look too bad, pretty healthy really.
Girlscoutgrower
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Yes mate still dropping to bout 8-10 degrees at night, an it had been indoors under a light then transplanted outdoors about 2 weeks ago,they have grown ok, it might just but a little mix of things, cold night new home an things hopefully all goes well I’ll keep ye updated, iv got another load to go in next week or so I’ll see how they get on,
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